hmmmmmm, niceeee, this looks like it would work but for example, if I Win in like a double way, the endGame method would be called twice. I'll use this method when I want to improve the AI, because the AI part is so bulky, that I usually copy the portion of code I want to edit out to a different IDE.

jacob05:
Can't sleep, , so i decide to view your code... (was afraid before..lol... make person head no come turn...)

I observe you repeat similar try .... catch blocks which greatly increase the size of your code (bad) and causes a lot of duplication...

so I'd like to suggest this.. (Not Tested.... but should be of help.... i guess )


CheckWon

function checkWon(who,xy, a1,a2){
        var values = new Array(5);
        values[0] = table[xy[0]][xy[1]];
        values[1] = table[xy[0]+ a1[0]][xy[1] + a2[0]];
        values[2] = table[xy[0]+ a1[1]][xy[1] + a2[1]];
        values[3] = table[xy[0]+ a1[2]][xy[1] + a2[2]];
        values[4] = table[xy[0]+ a1[3]][xy[1] + a2[3]];
        console.log(values);
        if (document.getElementById(values[0]).getAttribute('played') == who && 
             document.getElementById(values[1]).getAttribute('played') == who && 
              document.getElementById(values[2]).getAttribute('played') == who && 
              document.getElementById(values[3]).getAttribute('played') == who  && 
             document.getElementById(values[4]).getAttribute('played') == who)//AI has an horizontal winning move
        {
            for(var x= 0; x < values.length; x++)
            {
                $('#'+values[x]).css('background', 'url(img/tile' + who + 'W.png)');
                $('#'+values[x]).css('background-size', '100%,100%');
                $('#'+values[x]).css('background-size', 'cover');
            }
            endGame(who);
            return;
        }

    }

Usage

try {
        //------Check tiles diagonally rightways-------
      
        checkWon(who,getXY(tileID), [1,2,3,4],[1,2,3,4]);
    } catch (e) {
    }

try {
        //------Check tiles vertically-------
       
        checkWon(who,getXY(tileID), [1,2,3,4],[0,0,0,0]);
    } catch (e) {
    }

try {
        //------Check tiles horizontally-------
        
        checkWon(who,getXY(tileID), [0,0,0,0],[1,2,3,4]);
    } catch (e) {
    }

try {
        //------Check tiles diagonally leftways-------
        
        checkWon(who,getXY(tileID), [1,2,3,4],[-1,-2,-3,-4]);
    } catch (e) {
    }

This Can also be tweaked to work for other functions like checkWinningMoveAI and the rest...

You guys should try playing online,and let me know how it is

Was not what I expected but nice one bro.

Thanks . What did you expect

thewebcraft:
Was not what I expected but nice one bro.

FincoApps:
Thanks . What did you expect

I wonder o. BTW, them don ban me for trolling again o (as usual).

hahahaha, pele

donjayzi:

I wonder o. BTW, them don ban me for trolling again o (as usual).

FincoApps:
hahahaha, pele

I think i need to start begging o!

dhtml18:
^^^joblessness at its peak!

Haaaaa Haaaa... When bosses no give work nko?

I remember this project!

dhtml18:
I remember this project!

lol, I'll soon go back to it though. I wanna work on the AI and use that Algorithm I told you about

Okay, is alright, I might be able to help you out when you are ready. My programming skills have stepped up considerably since last time we worked on that stuff.
Had to work on some badass stuffs of recent, and that forced me to upgrade. As an aside, I can now even make browser plugins for chrome and mozilla.

dhtml18:
Okay, is alright, I might be able to help you out when you are ready. My programming skills have stepped up considerably since last time we worked on that stuff.
Had to work on some badass stuffs of recent, and that forced me to upgrade. As an aside, I can now even make browser plugins for chrome and mozilla.

hmmm yea I would really love it if you can contribute to it. And I wonder the project that made you start learning about browser plugins . Also, can you give me your contact

just a regular project - call it self-exploration - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dhtmlconsole/jojehgiefnbpeljgiofpdmmdeklckbdd

dhtml18:
just a regular project - call it self-exploration - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dhtmlconsole/jojehgiefnbpeljgiofpdmmdeklckbdd

lol so u are really serious. It's mainly for web developers right

Yeah, that way you can debug ajax apps very easily with your browser.

FincoApps:


lol, I'll soon go back to it though. I wanna work on the AI and use that Algorithm I told you about

It's almost human already! I got five in a row and it just decided to sulk and carry on without conceding.

Then, when I got seven in a row, it silently took a coffee break, and never returned!

That's smart!

AI FTW!

This one ain't tic tac toe again!

sinequanon:


It's almost human already! I got five in a row and it just decided to sulk and carry on without conceding.

Then, when I got seven in a row, it silently took a coffee break, and never returned!

That's smart!

AI FTW!

lol

DanielTheGeek:
This one ain't tic tac toe again!

Very funny!

DanielTheGreek:

Very funny!

Hmmm, Duplicate account..Who are you?

DanielTheGeek:



Hmmm, Duplicate account..Who are you?

Programmatically speaking,
DanielTheGeek != DanielTheGreek

They might be similar but certainly not duplicate.

I was testing something in the web version so Playing with computer won't work. Only online would work. If you still wish to test it, download from here:

For Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fincoapps.tictactoe&hl=en
For BlackBerry: https://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/59970958/?lang=en&countrycode=NG

DanielTheGeek:



Hmmm, Who are you?

idk why I find this so funny

Imagine. At first I was wondering why you quoted yourself with that "very funny" till I took a closer look.

Modified
I just checked your profiles.
function DeactivateUser (profile) {
delete Nairaland.profile;
}

DeactivateUser(danielTheGreek);

FincoApps:
I was testing something in the web version so Playing with computer won't work.

It's OK. It's fixed itself now, using its Artificial Intelligence.

People must have been cheating against it, because it has learned how to cheat.

It keeps pretending not to notice when you win, and it makes extra moves when it thinks you're not looking.

As for the game against DanielTheGeek, maybe it had an off day, or had just had a spliff.