I've started working on my 4E4 game. This is the final storyline (at least this is what I plan on being the final storyline [smile])

You're a programmer who has just finished creating your very own humanoid robot. Since you've been working all day on it, you hit the hay after you put the finishing t…

I have a basic version of the CMS up. If you decide to play with something and find out a way to break it please email me.

I'm also going to start using Smarty since I found out my host has it. This will allow me to remove the ugly HTML that currently lives in the PHP files and place it elsewhere. T…

I have a storyline now. The game will be about a programmer who has been taught in the martial arts who will be searching his city for the parts of his stolen robot. The city will be infested with zombies because, well, what else are you going to fight? Pirates? Let's be realistic here, pirates don…

At this point I can administer the categories, owners, and entries of the blog. Privacy levels seem to work right now (although I did squash a few bugs where they wouldnt take effect). InnoDB is a lifesaver with its foreign keys and cascading deletion! I havent yet implemented the comments because …

It looks like the administration of the blog is nearly complete. I just need to add in the creation/modification/deletion of entries and I should be done with that. Hopefully that will happen tonight.

Next I have to write the part that generates content for normal uses, that is the area to add/modif…

Time for a more specific description of the blog module!

Main Features

• Addition, modification, and deletion of entries (duh!)


• Each entry may be placed in one or more categories


• Support for comments


• Per-entry privacy levels


• Multiple owners

Addition, Modification, Deletion
These actions should be done using …

I've been trying to think of game ideas for 4E4 all day. At first I thought it would be fun to make a game that was primarily based on a good story about a hero's journey but then I realized that it takes a lot of hard work to first create a story and second to make it not suck. All of that comes b…

First, the paging class worked nearly perfectly out of the box. I only had to change the condition on the for loop when showing the page numbers but otherwise it was smooth sailing. Yay!

In other news, the core of the CMS (the administration of modules and users) is in a working state. Double yay! T…

So it looks like I've completed all the login/registration stuff and I've implemented member profiles and member profile updating (by the owners and admins). While writing the profile system I've decided that in some later version of the CMS modules will be required to supply member information (if…

I decided to try to force each module to implement a very specifically named class with some very specifically named members. The name of the class is based on the file name that the module is defined in: admin.php's class name is admin_interface, cudb.php's class name is cudb_interface. Each class…