• Update for Zones list

Posted: **Sun Dec 23, 2007 6:58 pm**

Here please post loc / files we need to update Zones table

(280, 'exp04_dun_karnors_castle_epic01_pawbuster', 'exp04_dun_karnors_castle_epic01_pawbuster', 'The Execution Throne Room', '-12.86', '1.95', '29.54', '-1e+006'),

Posted: **Wed Dec 26, 2007 3:40 pm**

You want to come up with 'friendlier' zone names while we're at it? The one you just posted could be:

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(280, 'PawBuster', 'exp04_dun_karnors_castle_epic01_pawbuster', 'The Execution Throne Room', '-12.86', '1.95', '29.54', '-1e+006'),

...for example (I think that is the column that can be whatever we want it to be, for the /zone PawBuster command).

Posted: **Wed Dec 26, 2007 8:03 pm**

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(281, 'ProtectorRealm', 'exp04_dun_sebilis_epic01_crypt', 'The Protector's Realm', '-12,90', '-13,09', '344,01', '-1e+006'),

Posted: **Thu Dec 27, 2007 8:32 am**

Isn't 'exp04_dun_sebilis_epic01_crypt' the Crypt of Agony?

Posted: **Thu Dec 27, 2007 10:14 am**

ZexisStryfe wrote:Isn't 'exp04_dun_sebilis_epic01_crypt' the Crypt of Agony?

Same file but simply multiple use

Posted: **Fri Jan 11, 2008 12:36 pm**

alfa wrote:

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(281, 'ProtectorRealm', 'exp04_dun_sebilis_epic01_crypt', 'The Protector's Realm', '-12,90', '-13,09', '344,01', '-1e+006'),

Alfa, be careful where you put your apostrophes.
'The Protector's Realm' would break SQL insert. Might ESC it first: 'The Protector\'s Realm' or use different quotes on your inserts.

Posted: **Fri Jan 11, 2008 2:01 pm**

John Adams wrote:
alfa wrote:
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(281, 'ProtectorRealm', 'exp04_dun_sebilis_epic01_crypt', 'The Protector's Realm', '-12,90', '-13,09', '344,01', '-1e+006'),
Alfa, be careful where you put your apostrophes.
'The Protector's Realm' would break SQL insert. Might ESC it first: 'The Protector\'s Realm' or use different quotes on your inserts.

Yup sorry I have not take attention (I use Navicat and it convert automaticly. I will dump data with MyAdmin for commit now. Thx for advise

Posted: **Fri Jan 11, 2008 2:12 pm**

Aye, I use SQLYog and phpMyAdmin. They are both smarter than me.