SMF Arcade v2.55

[lurkalot]

Thanks, Mick.


Now I can relax for about an hour then fix them.

Fix them? Fix what Steve, is this a cooking term?

[Skhilled]

Technical cooking term. LOL Actually, I should have said finish them...the brownies.

[lurkalot]

Technical cooking term. LOL Actually, I should have said finish them...the brownies.

Ah, I see, I thought it was cooking related.  In my world, Fix them = Eat them. 

Back on track, haven't spotted anything wrong with the Arcade yet, so all's good so far. Chen Zhen is doing a marvelous job on this, I'm impressed.

[Skhilled]

Sounds great. Have you tried the HTML5 games yet?

[lurkalot]

Sounds great. Have you tried the HTML5 games yet?

No I haven't Steve, where can I find them?  The only ones I've tested are ones that I have on CC, and by the way they are all downloadable from my arcade if there's any you want. 

[Skhilled]

Sorry, batteries in my mouse died. LOL Some are installed here. I've made you admin in case there were permission issues so you can download them:

https://docskillz.com/arcade/index.php

More can be found using Google and some here:

https://github.com/leereilly/games

https://openhtml5games.com/

https://superdevresources.com/open-source-html5-games/


I'm sure Chen Zhen knows where more are.

[lurkalot]

Thanks, I'll check them out.

[lurkalot]

Tried a html5 one, it uploaded but took a while, quite big by the look of it.  Then got a error when going to manage Installations,

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 6344795 bytes) in /home/cameracr/public_html/cctestsite.info/forums/Sources/Subs-Package.php on line 412

[Skhilled]

Looks like either the code doesn't allow for the size and/or your hosting doesn't allow for it. You may be able to create a php.ini file and adjust it if your hosting will allow you to do it.

[lurkalot]

Looks like either the code doesn't allow for the size and/or your hosting doesn't allow for it. You may be able to create a php.ini file and adjust it if your hosting will allow you to do it.

Thanks.  Yep need to look into this, it's the first time I've seen this error since moving to new host, so all new to me atm.  Meanwhile I'll see if I can find a smaller one. And to be honest not sure I'm looking at the right sort of game for the arcade, lol.. 

[Skhilled]

You can create a phpini.info file to see what your hosting has set for you:

http://support.hostgator.com/articles/phpinfo

That should be allowed even in they do not allow you to use a custom php.ini file. Here's a little more info:

http://support.hostgator.com/articles/what-is-php-ini

[Chen Zhen]

You'll have to download it anew again as I just applied the same comment fix to popups which I previously forgot to do.
Are you able to apply the same tests to popups?

Thanks for all your help.

[lurkalot]

You'll have to download it anew again as I just applied the same comment fix to popups which I previously forgot to do.
Are you able to apply the same tests to popups?

Thanks for all your help.

Sure, no problem.  I'll package up a new zip, thanks. 

[lurkalot]

Seems fine so far.  Here's the new zip ready to go again. 

[Chen Zhen]

When you find HTML5 games that you want adjusted to work with the arcade you will have to either apply the appropriate save fix yourself or create a request thread on my forum.
Games will likely need some other subtle adjustments to function properly and to secure their installation.
ie. adding the appropriate index.php file(s) to protect directories, changing the main index.html to gamename.html and possibly adjusting files that reference the index.html file.