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This barely increases security for users. Both MD5 and SHA1 are deprecated and considered unsafe for use due to practical collision attacks on them. Further, this is hashing; not encryption. There's a huge difference. You shouldn't choose your own salt like that unless you know what you're...

RevCMS isn't modern, it was developed over 5 years ago on PHP5. A lot of today's features were either unavailable or not used often, now there is no reason not to use PDO etc unless you are maintaining legacy software which even then it is quite easy to upgrade small projects to MySQLi and...

Yes that may make the author feel like they have more accessibility but it would also affect performance and security, it may also affect the appearance of the site as they may link an URL of an image which for example has different sizes to the standard articles images or even a dead/blocked...

Not a fan of a lot of this: no auto loading, escaping queries instead of preparing them, redirection without killing scripts, too much unneeded data being processed, HTML mixed with PHP; could be a lot more minimal and efficient. Good luck

Do you mean article content images or the actual image of each article? Article images are stored in the CMS folder, but you are able to link any image URL for the content images e.g. the elphpant image above. You can preview the image, you select a name from the dropdown list and then select...

<?php declare(strict_types=1); namespace Library\Components\Storage; class Event { protected $callbacks = []; public function __construct(){} /** * [register is a function to register callback events] * param string $callback [The callback to register]...

Even staff members should not be able to exploit your system, never trust user data; even if it is your own.

I'm using Twig as mentioned above and in my original post, it probably reminds you of Jinja because they are both template engines following the Django/like syntax.

How can you judge code re-usability with little information regarding those aspects of the inner workings behind the CMS? Yes, I'm always going back and forth improving certain parts of the CMS but a lot of the current functionality is pretty re-usable; a few examples below. E.g. the same...

Thanks for the feedback! Just to note this development is still on-going even though there hasn't been much updates recently, I have my hands full at the moment with some other things but it will continue as soon as things are out of the way. Yeah the design isn't too great, I used an already...

You must be registered for see element. Nano is a lightweight, clean & fast Content Management System (CMS) which follows the MVC architecure and is based on a modern, stable and extensible base. Features: Secure - Prepared statements, validated data & sanitized output, CSRF protection (A...

Damn, HTML inside functions is still a thing in 2016?

Oh, so the only thing I liked about this release was yours? Nice design :)

What do you mean solution to remove badge class? This method is also possible: define('DATABASENAME', 'habbo'); // change this to your database name $get = glob('c_images/album1584/*.{gif,GIF}', GLOB_BRACE); foreach($get as $badge){ if(is_file($badge)){ echo "INSERT INTO...

He probably has better things to do, although he has recently mentioned where to find the shell and re-uploaded a few posts back. Anyhow, he also stated that this release should NOT be used in production and only for "further developmental purposes", so I guess it doesn't really matter whether...