yes i think it maybe a good idea. it has my vote.
i think once we become community.impresscms.org tho, we should be using impresscms core imo. think gijoe hack should be included in impresscms core as default (but with an option in admin to disable it on a group basis)
for now i've set the session time here to 24hrs.
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QUick thing,
When this site becomes community.impresscms.org, would it be possible to add Gijoe's remember me feature ? I think I have loged here about 30 times today !
Thoughts
Sudhaker, isn't your specialty federated sign in? I would love to see your views on what the best pluggable and expandable login system would be for a new CMS like this one...
Herko
p.s. this is a 'welcome to the team' post of course
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I don't think queryf bypasses the text sanitizer; it just allows non-SELECT queries, such as UPDATE and INSERT, to be done when processing a GET request. But I agree that queryf should only be used in special situations when it's really needed.
I'll look into this, as this is a webstandards issue. Thanks for proviing the quick and easy solution at the start It makes it easier
Herko
welcome kurak :) hope you're ready to be impressed ;)
(excuse the pun) lol
super, welcome sudhaker :)
I added the js for allowing rel="external", rel="nofollow" & rel="external nofollow" in a href tags to the core earlier in reboot.
I think it would be ideal to replace all occurences of target="_blank" in the core.
but (yeah there's always a but) lol
does anyone have any suggestions or advice on exactly which rel value to use in certain places?
for example:
rel="external" will act exactly like target="_blank" and open the link in a new window, web crawlers and search engine bots will also then follow that link and score it.
rel="nofollow" will open the link in the same window, but tells the crawlers and bots to not follow the link and/or score the link either.
rel="external nofollow" will do a combination of the above, the link will open in a new window but crawlers & bots are told not to follow/score the link/destination etc.
so where should each be used properly? when should a bot be told not to score the link/destination & when is it acceptable for the bot to score it?
ahh yes you are right Dave :) i knew it was to do with the GET requests but wasn't 100% sure if it bypassed the sanitizer or not.. thinking about it now tho, i can't understand why i thought it would do as that would be nightmare for abuse.
I don't think queryf bypasses the text sanitizer; it just allows non-SELECT queries, such as UPDATE and INSERT, to be done when processing a GET request. But I agree that queryf should only be used in special situations when it's really needed.
These are not empty words: it is an honour to join such good team.
1.Forgive me my english...
2.Ready to report bugs :P
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Should we also review where queryf is used in key modules, as this is often misused by developers who want a quick way to access core tables.
Herko
Marcan:
I guess it's worth a try as an experiment.
Welcome!
Welcome!
Welcome! Another *NIX person definitely needed!