when you have time i need a little help.

[agnyz]

the dollar sign is just in as text and not coding, the script is still the orginal script, i modify scripts all the time and am very carful about these things.

here are the levels.

Level 1: 10

Level 2: 20

Level 3: 50

Level 4: 100

Level 5: 250

Level 6: 500

Level 7: 750

Level 8: 1000[hr]
Here is the origanl code and my modified version

//Begin our content output...
$article_content=$article_content."<p align='center'><b><u>".$name.":</u></b></p>
<p align='center'><img src='".$imageurl."' border='0'></p>
<b>Current level of ".$name.": ".$currentlevel."<br></b><b>Total clicks on ".$name.": ".$totalclicks."<br></b>
<b>Clicks needed until LevelUP ".$name.": ".$neededclicks."<br></b><br>


//Begin our content output...
$article_content=$article_content."<p align='center'><b><u>".$name.":</u></b></p>
<p align='center'><img src='".$imageurl."' border='0'></p>
<b>Clothing removed so far for from ".$name.": ".$currentlevel."<br></b><b>Dollars earned so far ".$name.": $".$totalclicks."<br></b>
<b>Dollars needed for ".$name." to strip next: $".$neededclicks."<br></b><br>

[BMR777]

Ok, thought it might be something as simple as the dollar sign, but I guess not.

Is this happening with each adoptable you have on the site, only adoptables of a specific type or only the adoptable of one specific user?

Does the rankimages table in the database contain an image for the adoptable for each level? If an image path is missing this would cause it to give a false max level.

Also, I may have found a bug in the script relating to this. If the above info does not work then try replacing your myadoptables.php file with the attached one and see if that works better.

Brandon