Recent content by jur13n

Ya'll are mental for still using this.

Hello my name is jur13n.

Well, It's been a while since I posted something, but here I am with a problem. I am working on a custom quest and I have 2 problems; - All added quest items have no icon. - Quest item can't find combination.. Here's some info: zquestitem.xml: <ITEM id="200600" name="A Mysterious Ring"...

I'm not ashamed, as I can pretty much proof I've learned from douchebags like myself back in those days. Still not the actual meaning of MVC... holla @ me

Do you even learned to program? MVC doesn't mean it's protected, it's a way of organising and programming. Are you stupid? That's not what I meant you stupid, I was asking about the way you want to store it, and css is fired BEFORE jquery, so if you want to disable the transition with jquery...

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Learn English Get A Grade on English Test Re-read what I said. You create a button to disable or enable a css transition? So you're echoing the css with php? Then what is it programmed in? So you take too long on finishing a website because you are thinking about protecting it but not...

You must be registered for see element. wow. AJAX is not doing effects, but it can handle requests. showing a fadein on each fcking page load is annoying as poop. I wonder how secure this is..

300% = 3 times it's parent, just saying,

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I don't think you understand it at all...

set a session for the user with an array. $_SESSION['user'] = array("username"=>$username, "logintime" => time()); Then you know when he logged in. when you want him online for 6 hours. you check the logintime each time. $sixhours = 60*60*6; if($_SESSSION['user']['logintime'] <...

said a leecher lol anyways, I haven't looked into the code itself, but it looks promising.

PHP CSRF Protection. Add this token (stored in the session) to each form and validate on each POST. <?php class HazeCSRF { public static function setCSRFToken() { $session_id = session_id(); $user_ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; $time = time(); $token =...

You are redirecting the user for not logging in, but it also checks if the user is not logged in when the person is already on "index.php" so it's redirecting because the user is not logged in. What you could do, making the redirection a function like: function redirect($to = "/index.php") {...