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Wondered if there are other ways of giving unlimited HC to users other than implementing it in the register function in Revcms, thanks.

Have you put the correct hostname and mysql username?

Really neat! Maybe some subtle textures on the plain parts to make it not seem as MS Paint-y.

By referencing, do you mean starting a new connection? I get the idea behind prepared statements, which is why I am aiming to use it

New to prepared statements, and I don't know how I would go about implementing it in RevCMS. Would it be safe to just create a method in class.engine like this to get the connection: To then accessing it through class.users: I'm all in for learning, and asking here as this is one of the things...

Trying to allow linebreaks in my comment section of the news page, but I can't seem to keep the linebreaks after filtering, and I've been struggling with it for a long, so I thought I'd ask for help here. This is the process of the comment with filtering: And the secure method: This interfers...

I'm still not able to post the comment, as the two values end up being different when i submit the form. When submitting the form and echoing out this: It gives me two different values: I am not aware what I'm doing wrong. <?php $formToken = uniqid(); $_SESSION['form-token'] =...

Are you familiar with using this type of methods to avoid duplication? Seems like there is a short delay when I submit the form, making the $_SESSION not match up with the current uniqid();, making it useless.

I'm not familiar with Chokolatey, so I won't be able to tell you, sorry. Best of luck though.

Would i be fine implementing this method into RevCMS to prevent my forms from duplicating when refreshed? https://arjunphp.com/prevent-multiple-form-submissions-php/ Thanks.

Have you entered the right url for your site on the recaptcha site?

Looked into it. Seems like you only need to use the secret key. Is that the one that u have inserted?

I recall recapthca uses two keys. Have you inserted both in the right places?

First step would be to show us the errors:)

Not sure if this is what you imagined, but use it if you want;)

Are your stylesheets linked properly?

Have you opened the ports that the emu uses?

If you are using xampp, check if mysql is turned on. Also doublecheck that your connection to db is correct in your config.ini.

Still echos out localhost when my motto is {server_ip}.