[LucidCMS] CMS Development - Advanced - Smooth - Complex - Fast - Secure - Modern

Since the other forum got fucked over by a bad theme, I bothered to join this one, to find out how it was like, so I will just post my development thread here aswell:

What is LucidCMS?
This is a project, that I have used approximately 500 hours coding on, which began near the end of October.
This is the future of CMS for modern Habbo Retros.


Features:

• Synced mysql and PHP for timezones.
• Allowing/disallowing the use of VPN/Proxy and country access.
• Minimal honeypot system using robots.txt
• Advanced Forum System.
• Profile Pages
• Values Page
• Login Streaks with badges
• Referral System with badges
• Preventing users from having 2 online on the same machine.
• New currency called "Activity Points" which are given upon daily reward depending on your login streak.
• Advanced Login Attempts table.
• Advanced Security
• Full PDO and Ajax
• Advanced housekeeping
• Auto Ban System for users that have refunded a purchase without it being allowed
• Advanced automatic shopping system
• Several social media connected to an account for faster login using a single button.
• Case opening using Activity Points and shop currency.
• Facebook emojis.
• If a user navigate to the hotel using a referral link, the code will stay as a cookie, so the user gets their referral.
• And more will follow..

Demo: https://hableet.co

Spoiler:

https://i.imgur.com/F0nUlfw.png
https://i.imgur.com/XXDO2rA.png
https://i.imgur.com/EtPJu63.png
https://i.imgur.com/ssqulGD.png
https://i.imgur.com/tWiDVl7.png
https://i.imgur.com/kQZhrh8.png
https://i.imgur.com/Fc2fid0.png
https://i.imgur.com/1D93P5t.png
https://i.imgur.com/J5R9Oeu.png
https://i.imgur.com/ERumUry.png
https://i.imgur.com/6gAVhEH.png
https://i.imgur.com/CGEfYlO.png

Mostly everything is done, I just need to code some user styles and fix up some stuff, add some, and finally the boring part, coding the advanced housekeeping. This will be a bit tricky, since there will be mostly everything needed for "housekeeping" your hotel. Everything from adding to edit of badges (literally adding badges and edit badges in mysql table and external vars), adding new furni (same concept editing .xml file), and so on.


There will not be published a release date, until the CMS is complete.
Once I think it's complete, I will publish a download link on an external website.
Tutorials will be made upon finish of this CMS, which will include, how to setup the most secure and fastest retro hotel.
No support will be available for this CMS, since it will all be clearly stated on how to set it up, in the tutorial that will be released.
Compatible with Plus Emulator.


Following credits goes to:
@Synt4x for coding the base template.
@Kryptos for coding the base PHP structure, that I have modified.
@Sledmore for design of the values page.
@Damiens for letting me use his forum design.

LucidCMS is licensed under GNU GPLv3.

Looks promising from the images.

Do you mind sharing code snippets? :)

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Originally Posted by 3M1L

Looks promising from the images.

Do you mind sharing code snippets? :)

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I don't really see what you want code snippets for, unless you want to copy my code and convert it to mysql_

But here you go:

Spoiler:

PHP Code:

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$start = microtime(true);
// get the file contents, assuming the file to be readable (and exist)
$contents = file_get_contents(DIR . $_CONFIG['hotel']['external_texts']);
// escape special characters in the query
$ext = "badge_name_";
// finalise the regular expression, matching the whole line
$pattern = "/^.*$ext.*\$/m";
// search, and store all matching occurences in $matches
if(preg_match_all($pattern, $contents, $matches)) {
      echo "Found matches in external texts file:\n\n";
    header('Content-Type: text/plain');
    $i = 0;
      foreach($matches[0] as $text) {
          $i++;
        echo "PARAM : " . $text . "\n";

        $code = substr($text, strrpos($text, $ext) + strlen($ext));
        $code = strstr($code, '=', true);
        echo "CODE  : " . $code . "\n"; // Get code of the badge

        $title = substr($text, strrpos($text, '=') + 1);
        echo "TITLE : " . $title . "\n"; // Get title of the badge

        $pattern = "/^.*badge_desc_".$code.".*\$/m";
        if(preg_match_all($pattern, $contents, $matches)) {
            $desc = substr(serialize($matches[0]), 0, -3);
            $desc = substr($desc, strrpos($desc, '=') + 1);
            echo "DESC  : " . $desc . "\n"; // Get desc of the badge
        }

        echo "RESULT: ";

        $stmt = $db->query("SELECT `badge_title` FROM `client_external_badge_texts` WHERE `badge_code` = :c LIMIT 1");
        $stmt->bindParam(':c', $code, $db->PARAM_STR);
        $stmt->execute();
        if($stmt->rowCount() > 0) {
            echo "Badge was found in database.";
        } else {
            $stmt = $db->query("INSERT INTO `client_external_badge_texts` (`badge_code`,`badge_title`,`badge_desc`) VALUES (:bc,:bt,:bd)");
            $data = [':bc' => $code, ':bt' => $title, ':bd' => $desc];
            $stmt->execute($data);
            echo "Badge was not found in database, but has been inserted.";
        }
        echo "\n\n";
        if($i == 100) break;
      }
} else{
   echo "No matches found.";
}
$end = microtime(true);
$time = ($end - $start);
printf($i." results was shown in %.6f seconds.", $time); 


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Since I'm switching from Apache & Windows OS to NGINX & HHVM & Ubuntu Linux, it's not really possible for me to provide any code snippets else :)

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

I don't really see what you want code snippets for, unless you want to copy my code and convert it to mysql_

But here you go:

Spoiler:

PHP Code:

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$start = microtime(true);
// get the file contents, assuming the file to be readable (and exist)
$contents = file_get_contents(DIR . $_CONFIG['hotel']['external_texts']);
// escape special characters in the query
$ext = "badge_name_";
// finalise the regular expression, matching the whole line
$pattern = "/^.*$ext.*\$/m";
// search, and store all matching occurences in $matches
if(preg_match_all($pattern, $contents, $matches)) {
      echo "Found matches in external texts file:\n\n";
    header('Content-Type: text/plain');
    $i = 0;
      foreach($matches[0] as $text) {
          $i++;
        echo "PARAM : " . $text . "\n";

        $code = substr($text, strrpos($text, $ext) + strlen($ext));
        $code = strstr($code, '=', true);
        echo "CODE  : " . $code . "\n"; // Get code of the badge

        $title = substr($text, strrpos($text, '=') + 1);
        echo "TITLE : " . $title . "\n"; // Get title of the badge

        $pattern = "/^.*badge_desc_".$code.".*\$/m";
        if(preg_match_all($pattern, $contents, $matches)) {
            $desc = substr(serialize($matches[0]), 0, -3);
            $desc = substr($desc, strrpos($desc, '=') + 1);
            echo "DESC  : " . $desc . "\n"; // Get desc of the badge
        }

        echo "RESULT: ";

        $stmt = $db->query("SELECT `badge_title` FROM `client_external_badge_texts` WHERE `badge_code` = :c LIMIT 1");
        $stmt->bindParam(':c', $code, $db->PARAM_STR);
        $stmt->execute();
        if($stmt->rowCount() > 0) {
            echo "Badge was found in database.";
        } else {
            $stmt = $db->query("INSERT INTO `client_external_badge_texts` (`badge_code`,`badge_title`,`badge_desc`) VALUES (:bc,:bt,:bd)");
            $data = [':bc' => $code, ':bt' => $title, ':bd' => $desc];
            $stmt->execute($data);
            echo "Badge was not found in database, but has been inserted.";
        }
        echo "\n\n";
        if($i == 100) break;
      }
} else{
   echo "No matches found.";
}
$end = microtime(true);
$time = ($end - $start);
printf($i." results was shown in %.6f seconds.", $time); 


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Since I'm switching from Apache & Windows OS to NGINX & HHVM & Ubuntu Linux, it's not really possible for me to provide any code snippets else :)

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Yeah thanks dude, I'm already converting it to mysql_.. Jesus christ.

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

I don't really see what you want code snippets for, unless you want to copy my code and convert it to mysql_

But here you go:

Spoiler:

PHP Code:

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$start = microtime(true);
// get the file contents, assuming the file to be readable (and exist)
$contents = file_get_contents(DIR . $_CONFIG['hotel']['external_texts']);
// escape special characters in the query
$ext = "badge_name_";
// finalise the regular expression, matching the whole line
$pattern = "/^.*$ext.*\$/m";
// search, and store all matching occurences in $matches
if(preg_match_all($pattern, $contents, $matches)) {
      echo "Found matches in external texts file:\n\n";
    header('Content-Type: text/plain');
    $i = 0;
      foreach($matches[0] as $text) {
          $i++;
        echo "PARAM : " . $text . "\n";

        $code = substr($text, strrpos($text, $ext) + strlen($ext));
        $code = strstr($code, '=', true);
        echo "CODE  : " . $code . "\n"; // Get code of the badge

        $title = substr($text, strrpos($text, '=') + 1);
        echo "TITLE : " . $title . "\n"; // Get title of the badge

        $pattern = "/^.*badge_desc_".$code.".*\$/m";
        if(preg_match_all($pattern, $contents, $matches)) {
            $desc = substr(serialize($matches[0]), 0, -3);
            $desc = substr($desc, strrpos($desc, '=') + 1);
            echo "DESC  : " . $desc . "\n"; // Get desc of the badge
        }

        echo "RESULT: ";

        $stmt = $db->query("SELECT `badge_title` FROM `client_external_badge_texts` WHERE `badge_code` = :c LIMIT 1");
        $stmt->bindParam(':c', $code, $db->PARAM_STR);
        $stmt->execute();
        if($stmt->rowCount() > 0) {
            echo "Badge was found in database.";
        } else {
            $stmt = $db->query("INSERT INTO `client_external_badge_texts` (`badge_code`,`badge_title`,`badge_desc`) VALUES (:bc,:bt,:bd)");
            $data = [':bc' => $code, ':bt' => $title, ':bd' => $desc];
            $stmt->execute($data);
            echo "Badge was not found in database, but has been inserted.";
        }
        echo "\n\n";
        if($i == 100) break;
      }
} else{
   echo "No matches found.";
}
$end = microtime(true);
$time = ($end - $start);
printf($i." results was shown in %.6f seconds.", $time); 


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Since I'm switching from Apache & Windows OS to NGINX & HHVM & Ubuntu Linux, it's not really possible for me to provide any code snippets else :)

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Switching OS surely has nothing to do with being able to provide code snippets, and why would anyone want to convert from PDO to mysql_?

I am 99.9% positive you have no idea what you are talking about, and you have made my day. Thank you.

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Originally Posted by Jonteh

Switching OS surely has nothing to do with being able to provide code snippets, and why would anyone want to convert from PDO to mysql_?

I am 99.9% positive you have no idea what you are talking about, and you have made my day. Thank you.

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I'm 99% positive, that you don't have a single clue, that most CMS that'a released ar3 using mysql_ and not PDO.
Second of all, I don't really want any one to copy my work and claim they did it, that's why. It's not illegal to use your brain.

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

I'm 99% positive, that you don't have a single clue, that most CMS that'a released ar3 using mysql_ and not PDO.
Second of all, I don't really want any one to copy my work and claim they did it, that's why. It's not illegal to use your brain.

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Are you releasing it here and open source? If so, then you'll be releasing everything anyway so showing code snippets makes no difference. Also, by the looks of that code snippet I don't think anyone would actually want to claim it as their own. :/

Are you actually going to release this, or is it just to show off your skillz? No defends, just a question.

I'm going to release this, but there's no specific release date. I'm setting up a forum for the CMS, where updates, releases, tutorials, bugs, feedbac, support etc will be created.

I may have sounded like a douche, but I am not, I'm just being realistic.

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

I'm going to release this, but there's no specific release date. I'm setting up a forum for the CMS, where updates, releases, tutorials, bugs, feedbac, support etc will be created.

I may have sounded like a douche, but I am not, I'm just being realistic.

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Or you can just use ragezone, cos you know... that's this sections purpose :)

I'd rather use a next gen forum as support discussions :)

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

I'm going to release this, but there's no specific release date. I'm setting up a forum for the CMS, where updates, releases, tutorials, bugs, feedbac, support etc will be created.

I may have sounded like a douche, but I am not, I'm just being realistic.

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Why actually a forum, lol? Why not create a bitbucket or something? I'm wondering why it have to be a forum.

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Originally Posted by Wuzix

Why actually a forum, lol? Why not create a bitbucket or something? I'm wondering why it have to be a forum.

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Forum, I'd rather say its some sort of discussion site, I'll hook you up with a link once its created.

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

I'm 99% positive, that you don't have a single clue, that most CMS that'a released ar3 using mysql_ and not PDO.
Second of all, I don't really want any one to copy my work and claim they did it, that's why. It's not illegal to use your brain.

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I know for a fact that everyone, except one, has no fucking clue how to use your code. And don't worry about people copying your work and claim it as their own, because it's too awful. Most CMS-en with mysql_* functions released here are better then that code snippet you provided.

I highly suggest you to calm down and stop thinking you know it all.

If you like some feedback then I'm willing to give you some, but only if you ask for it.

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Originally Posted by Joopie

I know for a fact that everyone, except one, has no fucking clue how to use your code. And don't worry about people copying your work and claim it as their own, because it's too awful. Most CMS-en with mysql_* functions released here are better then that code snippet you provided.

I highly suggest you to calm down and stop thinking you know it all.

If you like some feedback then I'm willing to give you some, but only if you ask for it.

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Shit bruh, give me some feedback then. You ever used RevCMS? Thats what is called awful coding.

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

Shit bruh, give me some feedback then. You ever used RevCMS? Thats what is called awful coding.

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Seeing that you wrote down a echo before a header makes me wonder what hacks you've installed in order to get it working (assuming you don't use ob_* functions). Non the less you seem perfectly fine living in your own succes so goodluck with further development.

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Originally Posted by Joopie

Seeing that you wrote down a echo before a header makes me wonder what hacks you've installed in order to get it working (assuming you don't use ob_* functions). Non the less you seem perfectly fine living in your own succes so goodluck with further development.

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You do realize, it was just for testing? Looks nothing like that in HK lmfao.

https://i.imgur.com/RMpUsfk.png

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

You do realize, it was just for testing? Looks nothing like that in HK lmfao.

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Are you saying that the entire snippet you provided is purely testing code? (still questionable)

If so, I honestly don't understand why you're trying to hide the actual code from us. Just paste in a class to show us and that's it, I don't see anything to hide. Lol? By the way, look at the bottom left in that screenshot.

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

You do realize, it was just for testing? Looks nothing like that in HK lmfao.

https://i.imgur.com/RMpUsfk.png

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Nice to see danish people making something for this community. Haven't seen danish people on this forum section for a while, but keep going in the future with this project.

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Originally Posted by NoBrain

Are you saying that the entire snippet you provided is purely testing code? (still questionable)

If so, I honestly don't understand why you're trying to hide the actual code from us. Just paste in a class to show us and that's it, I don't see anything to hide. Lol? By the way, look at the bottom left in that screenshot.

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What's wrong with "the bottom left"?
Oh haha, found out.

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

I'm 99% positive, that you don't have a single clue, that most CMS that'a released ar3 using mysql_ and not PDO.
Second of all, I don't really want any one to copy my work and claim they did it, that's why. It's not illegal to use your brain.

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Every CMS I've developed since 2011 has used MySQLi and most others have used it or PDO. RevCMS is the only popularly used CMS that is behind the times (and you're using it!)

If you were to release this, your credits would just get replaced by someone elses, code snippets released or not. And also, releasing snippets I think is section rules, as well as the fact snippets can't exactly be 'copied' considering they are but a fraction of the project.

You're right, using your brain is free. Please try it.

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Originally Posted by Jonteh

Every CMS I've developed since 2011 has used MySQLi and most others have used it or PDO. RevCMS is the only popularly used CMS that is behind the times (and you're using it!)

If you were to release this, your credits would just get replaced by someone elses, code snippets released or not. And also, releasing snippets I think is section rules, as well as the fact snippets can't exactly be 'copied' considering they are but a fraction of the project.

You're right, using your brain is free. Please try it.

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Oh it's Jonty lmfao. Please don't try to teach me stuff bruh, you can't even figure out how to fix a mixed content error, nor probably generate/setup a SSL without using scamming CF service. You never obviously developed anything else than retros I suppose. Nice 1 click force HTTPS button LOL


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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

Oh it's Jonty lmfao. Please don't try to teach me stuff bruh, you can't even figure out how to fix a mixed content error, nor probably generate/setup a SSL without using scamming CF service. You never obviously developed anything else than retros I suppose. Nice 1 click force HTTPS button LOL


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Guess you're pretty angry. First you take your small man syndrome aggressive behaviour out on one of the most helpful and respected people in the section (@Joopie) and now you make small minded claims against me.

Grow up and learn to code, and learn to take advice from people who know more than you. Also, code snippets?

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Originally Posted by Jonteh

Guess you're pretty angry. First you take your small man syndrome aggressive behaviour out on one of the most helpful and respected people in the section (@Joopie) and now you make small minded claims against me.

Grow up and learn to code, and learn to take advice from people who know more than you. Also, code snippets?

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You prejudice, and you claim you know more about coding than me, yet you're so single-minded to think that a bit of forum reputation is everything.

I'm not mad at all, it's just some pretty weird "feedback" which is irrelevant to the subject.

Well atleast I know a lot more about network and security than you obviously do, otherwise you wouldn't use CloudFlare, lmfao. See ya Jonty, hypocritical little skid, you can't even take some constructive criticism yourself without banning people over a retro hotel. Grow up.

Btw you can code? You cant even figure out how to show errors for when someone is trying to log in on your ugly index page.

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

I'm 99% positive, that you don't have a single clue, that most CMS that'a released ar3 using mysql_ and not PDO.

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Just because a lot people are doing stupid stuff doesn't means they're right.
mysql_ is deprecated since PHP 5.5.0. -> PHP: MySQL Functions - Manual

https://i.imgur.com/RMpUsfk.png
> 100 results shown in 2.2 seconds? This performance is a nightmare.

The design is pretty okay, but I assume the code is hell shit. Good luck.

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Originally Posted by iExit

Just because a lot people are doing stupid stuff doesn't means they're right.
mysql_ is deprecated since PHP 5.5.0. -> PHP: MySQL Functions - Manual

https://i.imgur.com/RMpUsfk.png
> 100 results shown in 2.2 seconds? This performance is a nightmare.

The design is pretty okay, but I assume the code is hell shit. Good luck.

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You do realize its not just a mysql query right?

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

You do realize its not just a mysql query right?

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PHP Code:

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  final public function secure($var)
    {
        
        return strip_tags(stripslashes(htmlspecialchars(trim($var))));
    } 


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In a "mysql" class? Dafuq?

PHP Code:

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$class      = __CLASS__;
self::$inst = new $class; 


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Why not just ez pz
[PHP]

self::$inst = new self;

[PHP]

PHP Code:

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final public function tagUser($string)
    {
        
        global $_CONFIG;
        $regex = "/@+([a-zA-Z0-9-_]+)/";
        $str   = preg_replace($regex, '<a href="' . $_CONFIG['hotel']['url'] . '/@$1">$0</a>', $string);
        
        return $str;
    }
    
    final public function getToken()
    {
        
        return hash('sha1', session_id() . date('H:i'));
    }
    
    final public function timeZone()
    {
        
        if (!isset($_SESSION['user']['time_zone'])) {
            $now  = new \DateTime();
            $mins = $now->getOffset() / 60;
            $sgn  = ($mins < 0 ? -1 : 1);
            $mins = abs($mins);
            $hrs  = floor($mins / 60);
            $mins -= ($hrs * 60);
            $_SESSION['user']['time_zone'] = sprintf('%+d:%02d', ($hrs * $sgn), $mins);
        }
        
        return $_SESSION['user']['time_zone'];
    } 


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And whatever they have to do with the mysql class..
seems to be the wrong place for these ones

Last but not least: using "global" is bad practice.

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Originally Posted by iExit

PHP Code:

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  final public function secure($var)
    {
        
        return strip_tags(stripslashes(htmlspecialchars(trim($var))));
    } 


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In a "mysql" class? Dafuq?

PHP Code:

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$class      = __CLASS__;
self::$inst = new $class; 


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Why not just ez pz
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self::$inst = new self;

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final public function tagUser($string)
    {
        
        global $_CONFIG;
        $regex = "/@+([a-zA-Z0-9-_]+)/";
        $str   = preg_replace($regex, '<a href="' . $_CONFIG['hotel']['url'] . '/@$1">$0</a>', $string);
        
        return $str;
    }
    
    final public function getToken()
    {
        
        return hash('sha1', session_id() . date('H:i'));
    }
    
    final public function timeZone()
    {
        
        if (!isset($_SESSION['user']['time_zone'])) {
            $now  = new \DateTime();
            $mins = $now->getOffset() / 60;
            $sgn  = ($mins < 0 ? -1 : 1);
            $mins = abs($mins);
            $hrs  = floor($mins / 60);
            $mins -= ($hrs * 60);
            $_SESSION['user']['time_zone'] = sprintf('%+d:%02d', ($hrs * $sgn), $mins);
        }
        
        return $_SESSION['user']['time_zone'];
    } 


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And whatever they have to do with the mysql class..
seems to be the wrong place for these ones

Last but not least: using "global" is bad practice.

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What do you recommend instead of global then? Lol

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

What do you recommend instead of global then? Lol

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Pass the variable into the function/class as a parameter (like using setters for example).
i.e:

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class MySQL {
    private $_config;
    
    public function __construct($config) {
        $this->_config = $config;
    }
} 


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and class names always start with a uppercase letter

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Originally Posted by iExit

Pass the variable into the function/class as a parameter (like using setters for example).
i.e:

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class MySQL {
private $_config;

public function __construct($config) {
$this->_config = $config;
}
} 


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and class names always start with a uppercase letter

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I'm just gonna edit it using dependency injections or registry instead of globals. Didn't really think of it until I researched a bit more, ty for the response.

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hi guys, be nice plz

not a bad project - it got much better reviews on DB

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Originally Posted by LeChris

hi guys, be nice plz

not a bad project - it got much better reviews on DB

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That just proves this forum is filled with more arrogant fools, so I might aswell just head back to DB lol.

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I will begin to update from global variables to Dependency Injections.


Read more here

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

Shit bruh, give me some feedback then. You ever used RevCMS? Thats what is called awful coding.

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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 benefit greatly on both performance and security.

You are claiming this is modern and secure, but how can you be sure if the original source was derived from Rev which used deprecated libraries that are no longer supported?

This is much the past of CMS for Habbo retros.

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Originally Posted by Geo

You are claiming this is modern and secure, but how can you be sure if the original source was derived from Rev which used deprecated libraries that are no longer supported?

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He's not using MVC too so it's not modern at all :)

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

You prejudice, and you claim you know more about coding than me, ...
I'm not mad at all, it's just some pretty weird "feedback" which is irrelevant to the subject.
Well atleast I know a lot more about network and security than you obviously do, otherwise you wouldn't use CloudFlare, lmfao. ...

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Why is your Snipped code so out-dated? No one would even bother converting it anyways it is Habbo, they still use revCMS after years...

Stop showing such a 'cocky' attitude towards others and stop bringing off-topic elements into this endless discussing to get your right, you will not get it. It is only going to make you look bad.

You claim to be modern? Show us modern code instead of getting salty over some feedback. The actually code is the only representation of your skill.

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Originally Posted by CodeDragon

Why is your Snipped code so out-dated? No one would even bother converting it anyways it is Habbo, they still use revCMS after years...

Stop showing such a 'cocky' attitude towards others and stop bringing off-topic elements into this endless discussing to get your right, you will not get it.

It is only going to make you look bad.

You claim to be modern? Show us modern code instead of getting salty over some feedback. The actually code is the only representation of your skill.

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Couldn't really care less. I didn't ask for you to download it once its released not did I ask you to come with "feedback". You're just as hypocritical as the others. Your comment is pretty irrelevant to the subject too.
Btw cocky attitude? You expect me to be nice, when some fucking idiots comment bs and prejudice everything? They probably cant even code shit themselves.

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

Btw cocky attitude? You expect me to be nice, when some fucking idiots comment bs and prejudice everything? They probably cant even code shit themselves.

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I am telling you to calm down as a moderator.

Also your demo site does not work, fix it.

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Originally Posted by CodeDragon

Also your demo site does not work, fix it.

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I'm switching OS, my hosting support is retarded and it takes them 1-2 days to reply withing every message.

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Maybe instead of posting a code snippet that is full of debug lines, post something that is actually finished and is unlikely to change?

Your layout and design looks cool so nothing wrong with that. I am just wondering what makes you think everyone here are 'arrogant fools'? Have you written and released CMSs' before? Do you work for a software company as a software developer? A lot of people here actually do. Or have studied things like this.

Sure your code may work. And it could be fast but if it is unreadable (For others hard to wrap their head around what is happening) and hard to maintain then there is something wrong in your design.

And if you do not want feedback, as arrogant as this feedback can be, you shouldn't post a development thread here...

Just my $0.02

If your "code" is finished and unlikely to change, you probably don't care that much. Coding is never finished nor unlikely to change. Almost anything can be improved.

While I agree with you it would not be a wise decision to base your CMS on a core that is unfinished and will change in the near future.

And code is finished whenever its use case can be completed. And if you need to add stuff to your CMS your use case changes and your code changes but if that happens you really do hope that it ends up adding a line or two and not refactoring everything from pre to post condition.

Just wondering why you completely rip the values page, instead of making your own (so it fits better with your own theme)?

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Originally Posted by Matata

Just wondering why you completely rip the values page, instead of making your own (so it fits better with your own theme)?

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Didn't really bother to do, I'm a noob at CSS, can only code basics.
But well might do the values page on-theme instead, so that it fits better. I just like values pages being external pages/looks to the actual cms.

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Demo site will be up in a few hours.

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I don't know if anyone else noticed, but the "housekeeping" screenshot isn't really much of a HK, if you pay attention to the navigation bar.

Also, wipe your keyboard. Your tears will short it out.

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Originally Posted by Jonteh

I don't know if anyone else noticed, but the "housekeeping" screenshot isn't really much of a HK, if you pay attention to the navigation bar.

Also, wipe your keyboard. Your tears will short it out.

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You must really be stupid. Its obviously not finished? What a fucking mad retard.

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You must really be stupid. Its obviously not finished? What a fucking mad retard.

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More like a single page built into a free Bootstrap admin theme, utilising every single skill you know that still takes 2.211588 seconds to draw simply 100 results from a page.

I load everything on CMS execution (bans, news, campaigns, random habbos, server statistics, everything required to run the CMS) - store all data in arrays (as I just removed XCache) and have over 200 queries running per page at the moment, and it still takes 0.2 seconds to load.

I think this is something you need to be aiming for:

https://i.imgur.com/qXpqo4D.png

You must be really bad at doing whatever it is you are doing if your shit takes over 2 seconds to load with singular queries. Moron.

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Originally Posted by Jonteh

More like a single page built into a free Bootstrap admin theme, utilising every single skill you know that still takes 2.211588 seconds to draw simply 100 results from a page.

I load everything on CMS execution (bans, news, campaigns, random habbos, server statistics, everything required to run the CMS) - store all data in arrays (as I just removed XCache) and have over 200 queries running per page at the moment, and it still takes 0.2 seconds to load.

I think this is something you need to be aiming for:

https://i.imgur.com/qXpqo4D.png

You must be really bad at doing whatever it is you are doing if your shit takes over 2 seconds to load with singular queries. Moron.

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Its not 100 mysql queries as I already said mentioned one time, so please get your facts straight. 0.2 seconds is not even fast for that amount of queries.

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

Its not 100 mysql queries as I already said mentioned one time, so please get your facts straight.

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"You must be really bad at doing whatever it is you are doing if your shit takes over 2 seconds to load with singular queries. Moron."

Do you not know English as well as not knowing PHP?

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Originally Posted by ZeroSec

0.2 seconds is not even fast for that amount of queries.

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You have 1 query running at 2.2 seconds load time and I have 295 with 0.2 seconds load time... you... are bad.

Dude. Thats not query time. Thats execution time of the whole script. Ofcourse its faster!!!! /s

This thread has been closed due to the OP being permanently banned by a super moderator.