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Originally Posted by WhiteGhost PHP Code:   mysql_format(mysql, query, sizeof(query), "INSERT INTO `accounts` (`Name`, `Password`, `IP`, `Admin`, `VIP`, `Money`) VALUES ('%e', '%e', '%e', 0, 0, 0)", playername, Player[playerid][Password], playerip);  Changed it,same problem. Edit: shouldnt PHP Code: OnAccountRegister  be PHP Code: OnAccountCheck  at this line: PHP Code: mysql_tquery(mysql, query, "OnAccountRegister", "i", playerid);

That's a valid query. Check your mysql logs and make sure the size of "query" is enough long to store the whole text.

We have already checked if an account exists and there isn't so we force the player to register. The query inserts the new row to the table and in OnAccountRegister, you get the cache_insert_id which is the value of the id (which was set with auto increment and increases itself in every new row).