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I don't like the old school habbo style at all but I love what you did there with the login etc.
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Join Today!I don't like the old school habbo style at all but I love what you did there with the login etc.
Is that mine referral system ?ok here is my boost cms
what i have added is:
1.gander inside the register
2.added referrals
and boost cms installer
it will help you save your time so you does not need to edit the file 1 by 1
here the download link
You must be registered to see links
soon i will going to share the new nav bar which is used in
You must be registered to see links
here some screenies
View attachment 145377
Is that mine referral system ?
It's only for phoenix?
Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, first array member is not a valid class name or object in C:\xampp\htdocs\Boost\Library\MySql.php on line 59
Fatal error: Call to a member function Execute() on a non-object in C:\xampp\htdocs\Boost\Library\MySql.php on line 60
Someone that can helps me? I get this error when i wan't to use my R63B client..
PHP:Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, first array member is not a valid class name or object in C:\xampp\htdocs\Boost\Library\MySql.php on line 59 Fatal error: Call to a member function Execute() on a non-object in C:\xampp\htdocs\Boost\Library\MySql.php on line 60
Help?
ok here is my boost cms
what i have added is:
1.gander inside the register
2.added referrals
and boost cms installer
it will help you save your time so you does not need to edit the file 1 by 1
here the download link
You must be registered to see links
soon i will going to share the new nav bar which is used in
You must be registered to see links
here some screenies
View attachment 145377
some bugs:
1.the new shop
-go to \boost\pakages\new shop\
-open maps.php
-clear all code inside
-and put this inside
<?php
$this->Map('/shop', 'shop.php');
?>
2.for referals
-go to \boost\pakages\referrals\templates\
-open the myscore.tpl
-changeto$getref = CMS::$MySql->Query("SELECT count(username) as cnt FROM referrals WHERE username='".$_SESSION['username']."'");
$getref = CMS::$MySql->Query("SELECT count(refer) as cnt FROM users WHERE refer='".$_SESSION['username']."'");
3.if you register and the referrals name change to 0 in top 20
-open \boost\pakages\Extention_NewIndex\pages\regsubmit.php
-findchange it toUsers::Add($Name, $Mail, $Pass, $gender, 0, $Referrals);Users::Add($Name, $Mail, $Pass, $gender, $Referrals, 0);
If you directly reference /Configuration/MySQL.txt you can easily get the db info. IIS probably allows you to view it even if web.config is set properly.
Why would you ever do this. Why would you put configuration into a .txt?
If you feel insecure just delete the .txt files. The web.config and .htaccess are supposed to block access to them though
Hm. Ok. But it's faster to just not parse 'em.
They're only parsed once, after that it just loads all .php config files, which is why you can delete the .txt files. And by the way, what do you want to do with the TXT files? You shouldn't host a PHPMyAdmin anyway, and with the MySQL password you still shouldn't be able to connect from outside 127.0.0.1. I don't see the security problem to be honest, and I like the .TXT files myself. If you don't like them, just delete them, it's really simple.
Where do you configure the CMS?
Thanks for share this CMS