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‎How do I install a local test server?

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‎Localization file

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‎Localization file

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‎Columns description

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‎How do I add my game to MGS?

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 * Download MGS source code package and unpack it on your local machine.
 * Duplicate <tt>/script/settings.php</tt> to <tt>/script/local_settings.php</tt> and modify settings to match your local configuration. Keep <tt>"mgs_"</tt> for <tt>$sqlTablePrefix</tt> parameter. You can remove the unchanged parameters to keep default value.
-* Download [http://aoineko.org/msx/files/mgs_tables.sql the tables structure SQL script] and execute it on your local server.
+* Download [https://aoineko.org/msx/files/mgs_tables.sql the tables structure SQL script] and execute it on your local server.
 * Now you should be ready to run MGS local server. Open <tt>/index.php</tt> in your browser: it should display the MGS site.
 * To access debug information, create a user (from the site), go to PHPmyAdmin, search for <tt>'mgs_user'</tt> table, and set your user's <tt>'role'</tt> parameter to 127. This grant you admin role.

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-<u>Note</u>: You can't overwrite existing translations on the site.
+<u>Note</u>: You cannot overwrite existing translations on the site.
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-<u>Note</u>: You can overwrite existing translations on the site.
+<u>Note</u>: You can't overwrite existing translations on the site.
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	Files in parentheses are optional.		Files in parentheses are optional.
		+
		+	=== Localization file ===
		+	The localization file must follow this format:
		+	<syntaxhighlight lang="php">
		+	$g_GameLoc = array(
		+	//------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGLISH
		+	"en" => array(
		+	"column.ending" => "Ending",
		+	),
		+	//------------------------------------------------------------------------- FRANCAIS
		+	"fr" => array(
		+	"column.ending" => "Fin",
		+	),
		+	//------------------------------------------------------------------------- NIHONGO
		+	"ja" => array(
		+	"column.ending" => "終わり",
		+	),
		+	);
		+	</syntaxhighlight>

	== How do I install a local test server? ==		== How do I install a local test server? ==

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 define("BOARD_TYPE_DATE",	0x08); // Date
 define("BOARD_TYPE_STRING",	0x0A); // Character string
-define("BOARD_TYPE_IMAGE",	0x0B); // Image URL
+define("BOARD_TYPE_LOC",	0x0B); // Localized string key
 //-----------------------------
 define("BOARD_TYPE_HIDE",	0x10); // Meta-data not to be displayer

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 If you are not using MSXgl encryption feature in your MSX game, you will have to provide your own decrypt function in PHP (a language that looks a lot like C).
-This function have to check the validity of the submitted code and, if valid, generates the entry to be added to the leaderboard.
+This function have to check the validity of the submitted code and, if valid, generates a bytes array to be sent to submission function.
 Function prototype:

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 * the score,
 * the corresponding leaderboard (if there are several),
-* and any other useful information for your game.
+* and any other useful information that you'd like to be feedback in your leaderboard.
 For example, in a racing game, besides the time to complete the race (the score) and the track (the leaderboard), you might also want to record the used car model, whether the player used a manual or automatic gearbox, etc.
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 The goal is to bring a modern, competitive scoring system to new MSX games.
-<u>Note</u>: The MGS site has the same author but is not directly linked to MSXgl, even though this library includes tools to help generate score code.
+<u>Note</u>: The MGS site has the same author but is not directly linked to [[What is MSXgl?|MSXgl]], even though this library includes tools to help generate score code.
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