Recent content by Zombzon

Mmh yes, sadly.. I don't know of any other solution, but I think there is another solution..

To verify, try it: $proxy_ports = array(80, 8080, 443); // if necessary add ports foreach($proxy_ports as $i=>$v) { if($_SERVER['REMOTE_PORT'] == $v) die('VPNs are not allowed!'); } $proxy_headers = array( 'HTTP_VIA', 'HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR', 'HTTP_FORWARDED_FOR'...

I'm interested, but I sometimes would not be available. If you have Discord, add me: Zombzon#9103.

500 ERROR COMES FROM APACHE'S CONFIGURATION! Did you renamed the .htaccess file?

500 error is an error from apache configuration (.htaccess file if exists). Verify it, I can't help you more.

Hello, Personally I don't use $.ajax, but I use the XMLHttpRequest() object. An example (in the file)