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Jordan you just basically admitted to it so then you have yourself been notified of the legal issues of doing what you have done/doing. If you proceed on this then you are knowingly committing a illegal act. Although im sure there is some standards of product law somewhere which MCC violated by releasing the code for sale so i'd pursue that personally.
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$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] alternative/vulnerability
Zero-Affect replied to Zero-Affect's topic in Security Tutorials
and it took 42 (counting mine) posts to explain basically what is said in the first post... lol we have skills! -
How is your offshore site Alan... lol Pirate bay is a interesting subject yeah torrents don't host the files therefore they can't really be held responsible for the files, same with demonoid i believe they had some issues before and switched ownership after a few months downtime. They are now hosted in the Ukraine.
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This is pritty useless when your using, is_numeris, abs, and int at the same time. $_GET['ID'] = isset($_GET['ID']) && ctype_digit($_GET['ID']) ? $_GET['ID'] : 0; Yeah i've always wondered why people do that lol
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Re - ordering the tab menu
Zero-Affect replied to Jordan Palmer's topic in Feedback and Site Support
I have the highest setting on for resolutions and i have zoomed out it's on a single line but pretty small text, like i said im not complaining i was just adding to the conversation. -
Re - ordering the tab menu
Zero-Affect replied to Jordan Palmer's topic in Feedback and Site Support
Didn't you cry and almost get banned over complaining? Hypocrite do one. -
$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] alternative/vulnerability
Zero-Affect replied to Zero-Affect's topic in Security Tutorials
in practice would work, weird like communism i guess lol -
Re - ordering the tab menu
Zero-Affect replied to Jordan Palmer's topic in Feedback and Site Support
Actually it's due to my screen resolutions if i were to zoom out any further i wouldn't see the writing... -
Preview function any chance of?
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Illusions may i suggest something, i was intending on making this for myself which you know of and i came up with a easier solution for the staff panel part. It's possible to use something like the following code (ty DJkanna/Nickson). echo '<form action="#" method="post">'; $direct_dir = 'modifications'; foreach (glob($direct_dir.'/{*.php}', GLOB_BRACE) AS $filename) { echo basename($filename).': <input type="checkbox" name="'.basename($filename).'" value="1" /> '; } echo '<input type="submit" value="close" /></form>'; @ AB you can also do the following die('Text Here.'.$h->endpage()); exit('Text Here.'.$h->endpage());
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Website Layout Maker Ultra Edition
Zero-Affect replied to mdshare's topic in Programming Tools, Software and much more
Got a good point there lol -
Re - ordering the tab menu
Zero-Affect replied to Jordan Palmer's topic in Feedback and Site Support
Wow jordan ... I see it on two lines but i don't care enough to wine about it, just suggest it to CB or Dabs and continue on with life... -
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Nice idea spud but i think only 10% of the people will leave dabs name on it, now maybe if you add ravenscirpt in there you could have a giggle. People even changed the copyrights on my free template which clearly said i would contact their host... people are weird sometimes. searching for intext:register.php?REF=1 inurl:register.php?ref=1 inurl:register.php?ref=1+filetype:php LOL so many options a good one would of been to add some kind of way to alert you in the installer file.
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function calculate_average($arr) { $count = count($arr); //total numbers in array foreach ($arr as $value) { $total = $total + $value; // total value of array numbers } $average = ($total/$count); // get average value return $average; } compared to mine function avgval($avg_vals) { if ( is_array($avg_vals) && count($avg_vals) > 1 ) { $return_vals = ( array_sum($avg_vals) / count($avg_vals) ); } elseif ( is_array($avg_vals) && count($avg_vals) == 1 ) { $return_vals = current($avg_vals); } else { $return_vals = FALSE; } return $return_vals; } I'd say mine is better and more efficient really... Yeah i published my notes on php.net hope they maybe adopt the functions in some way that would be nice.
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$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] alternative/vulnerability
Zero-Affect replied to Zero-Affect's topic in Security Tutorials
I do have to admit FALSE would be better but using ereg wouldn't $_GET['variable'] = ( isset($_GET['variable']) && is_string($_GET['variable']) &&!preg_match('[^0-9A-Za-z]', $_GET['variable']) ) ? $_GET['variable'] : false; Would be a hell of a lot more reliable. -
$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] alternative/vulnerability
Zero-Affect replied to Zero-Affect's topic in Security Tutorials
$_GET['var'] = ( isset($_GET['var']) && is_string($_GET['var']) && ctype_alnum($_GET['var']) ) ? $_GET['var'] : 0 ; I made a minor mistake a quick noob one but i guess if you have that at the top of all your files cool -
$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] alternative/vulnerability
Zero-Affect replied to Zero-Affect's topic in Security Tutorials
and a example of my forms... $_GET['var'] = ( isset($_GET['var']) && is_string($_GET['var']) && ctype_alnum($_GET['var']) ) ? $_GET['var'] : 0 ; if ( !empty($_GET['var']) ) { # Do something... } else { echo ' <form action="'.build_link(index, true).'" method="get"> <input type="text" name="var" value="" /> <input type="submit" value="submit" /> </form> '; } Some people on here are still making the mistake i simply posted this since no one else with the "common knowledge" did... -
Maybe remove blog or partner to put it back on a single line because two lines looks a little stupid.
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Yeah i already verified that Kyle.
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$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] alternative/vulnerability
Zero-Affect replied to Zero-Affect's topic in Security Tutorials
Lol people have there own preference... -
$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] alternative/vulnerability
Zero-Affect replied to Zero-Affect's topic in Security Tutorials
well ok Jordan but simple solution to that would be to add something like $file_below_name = 'logout.php'; #data echo '> [url="'.$file_below_name.'"]Back[/url]'; #data So then no need to go using replace when you can simply edit it from above... -
$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] alternative/vulnerability
Zero-Affect replied to Zero-Affect's topic in Security Tutorials
if you state the files name how would you ever be able to change the names easily? yeah we was discussing urlencode() at one point if i recall. -
$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] alternative/vulnerability
Zero-Affect replied to Zero-Affect's topic in Security Tutorials
The point in stating the obvious which was basically stated and shown in the top post would be? -
$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] alternative/vulnerability
Zero-Affect replied to Zero-Affect's topic in Security Tutorials
some people use PHP_SELF because if they change the files name from like you say in your example login.php they don't have to do change every single login.php to whatever.php (even though it's easy).