
Oh ok, well i haven't visited habbo for ages![]()
u actually spent time finding this out?
Nice thanks for the info!
shawn
Nice find, thanks for the info![]()
2013 yay
The reason for the % thing working is because % isn't a proper registered key with Habbo so it defaults to thinking it's blank.
I like "%elliott" (for example) bit, because it finds with the word in the title, not at the beginning, good findIt should auto do that anyway really!
aGood find for find with the % awe;; bit.
Last edited by e5; 27-01-2008 at 02:50 PM.
No I'm pretty sure that's not why... % in languages such as MySQL acts as a wildcard in use with statements such as 'LIKE' ("LIKE`col` = '%var%'").The reason for the % thing working is because % isn't a proper registered key with Habbo so it defaults to thinking it's blank .
I like "%elliott" (for example) bit, because it finds with the word in the title, not at the beginning, good find It should auto do that anyway really!
aGood find for find with the % awe;; bit.
asif u actually no that.The reason for the % thing working is because % isn't a proper registered key with Habbo so it defaults to thinking it's blank.
I like "%elliott" (for example) bit, because it finds with the word in the title, not at the beginning, good findIt should auto do that anyway really!
aGood find for find with the % awe;; bit.
:rolleyes:
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