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You need to change the links on your CMS and external variables to https

All requests must also be https. You're requesting resources with http. Just change the URLs to https.

I've set it to base.WriteInteger(1) already (tried Boolean true as well). I also looked at the SWF and it does a check to see if it's 1 (something like _loc12_ = somevar.roomSession.somevar == 1). I'll look at room appender later though. Hmm, I think RoomAppender is only for the navigator. I...

Just tried changing these, I don't think they have any effect unfortunately.

Ok I can't figure this one out - Users who aren't the owner of the room can't place pets in the room, even if "Allow Pets" is ticked. Does anyone know what packets decide if users are allowed to place pets from their inventory into a room or not? vs

Does anyone know how to get the Use button to show for users without rights? (Which packet does/should it belong to?) Habbo example: Nevermind, figured it out. :) Solution: The second to last integer in ObjectsComposer (and ItemsComposer and any other classes that serialise items) is 0...

maybe so

15 should work fine, just copy that code exactly.

Habbo pages is built into the SWF, you can create pages like what the navigator and chat '?' buttons bring up.

Yes it's shit because you can't use it for something it's not designed to do. Cool. Next?

*bows*

You replied with what I said 25 minutes ago. ok. XD XD

Can you read?

It won't, you need to omit the ID column and it should work.

Is the record not being inserted into the DB? It could be an SQL issue if `id` is a primary key - You should just emit the `id` and '' if so.

Ya

The only issue with Jay's post is not using password_verify, as using password_hash again will use a different salt. Yes, salts are simply added on to the string you are hashing to prevent rainbow table attacks. The salted password will still have the exact same hash as the salted password in...

1. Jay's example is designed to be backwards compatible with md5 passwords (which RevCMS uses) - If the password matches with an md5 hash, it's updated with a stronger hash using bcrypt. 2. That's EXACTLY how hashing works. If the strings are the same, the hashes will also be identical.