Hi,
It's only 2 queries but yes if the site got extremely busy you'd want to move it to a cron. I'd imagine you'd run a cron every minute so until you have more than 1440 (60*24) visits to the homepage each day, it's probably not worth worrying about.
Regards,
Adam.
Re. swfupload.org
That uses Flash, hence not supported in all browsers either. Our File Upload Script doesn't rely on any third party software, this unfortunately means some older browsers don't support all the features.
With the gradual adaptation of html5 and less reliance on Flash, this...
Hi,
It's checked on the home page of the site, so when someone visits the site it'll downgrade any accounts/delete files.
It could also be moved into a cron but it just makes the installation process a lot smoother for people.
If you want to move it, look for the functions called...
Hi Noel,
Thanks for the feedback. I'll look at the 2 points you raised for the next release.
The QRcode functionality would be very useful if you have any guidance on how to do it. We're trying to get a knowledge base up and running on the site over the next few weeks, so it'll sit well...
Hi Noel,
Thanks for your purchase.
There's not been any exploits with the script in the past. We know how important security is and re-test for XSS and SQL injection on each release.
We're pretty proactive on our release schedule. If there's a major security issue found, we'll fix it...
Hi,
Sure, we charge $29 per install. If you submit payment via PayPal to [email protected] then contact us with your host details, I'll arrange the install.
Regards,
Adam.
Hi,
Glad you resolved the initial problem. The second item you mention is actually meant to be like that. It's designed so a user doesn't need an account to upload & remove files.
The url contains a unique md5 hash which has an extremely minor chance of being guessed. Search Google for...
Hi,
Could you send us temp access to the admin login via the contact form above and I'll take a look for you.
If you clear your browser cache/cookies, you'll also be logged out in the mean time.
Regards,
Adam.
Hi,
At the moment it needs to be edited directly in the php file 'register.php'. I've corrected the spelling mistake in the code so it'll be fixed in the next release.
Regards,
Adam.
Hi,
Yes that's correct, just upload all the files apart from the _config.inc.php file. Then make the database changes and listed in '\offline\version_sql_statements\'. (just execute the sql via phpMyAdmin)
Regards,
Adam.
It looks like you've got your configuration file incorrect. Your site is forced to include the www. at the beginning, I assume by a .htaccess change? Yet all the pages link to the non-www version. This causes problems with ajax.
Can you mod the _config.inc.php file to point at the www...
Hi,
Just for everyone else's benefit, we fixed this via email. It turns out that if you don't set the trailing forward slash on the ftp path it can cause errors on upload.
It'll be changed in the next release so it doesn't matter if you include the forward slash or not.
Regards,
Adam.
Hi,
I sent an email in response, encase you didn't get it... the url you've sent me doesn't seem to be correct, can you check and resend the correct one?
Many thanks,
Adam.
Hi,
I'm not sure I understand. If you send us a message via the contact pages above, I'll look into it directly on your site for you.
Please send your site url, ftp access, ftp server details and anything else which may help debug the problem.
Regards,
Adam.
Hi,
It looks like the post variables are being received. Did you change web host aswell?
Could you try editing the .htaccess at the end, from this:
RewriteRule ^(.*).html$ $1.php [L]
To this:
RewriteRule ^(.*).html$ $1.php [QSA,L]
Regards,
Adam.