Most probably you have incorrect cookies, or enabled secure cookie and you are trying to login through an insecure URL, but since you don't even provide your board URL, I'm just guessing.
I don't have anything I like specifically about GitHub, maybe that it's more popular and the chances to find something you are looking for there are very high, compared to other alternatives that I also use, like GitLab or BitBucket.
I'm unsure how to do so A var_dump() would be enough :D do you know a solution to the second part of my OP? I can't test locally for some reason You need to login as administrator in the tests before declaring the crawler, because you are trying to access ACP pages. $this->login(); $this->admin_log...
I would say that the extension documentation is good enough to get you started. I've looked through the extension documentation but it's so broad to ensure it teaches the absolute basics Well, it has some "advanced lessons" that in my opinion explain pretty good concepts. Are there anymore...
Thanks but it's been affecting all updates of phpBB for years now. I just posted the thread 'cause I was sick of seeing it and wondering why it's never been fixed. Well, then a report in the appropriate sections (the tracker) might have higher chances for it to be fixed. Developers check the tracke...
And, asking myself, what would be the related change, switching to pure javascript this: $( "td.attach-name > span.file-name a:contains('" + fn + "')" ).each(function () { You could do something like (not tested): document.body.querySelectorAll('td.attach-name > span.file-name a...
Do you know how can I active sslmode on the server where phpBB3.2 is deployed ? It's not possible to set or read the SSL mode from the config.php file, or any other way really. Usually it's very discouraged to modify core files, however since it's currently not possible to add that option other way...
I'll assume you enabled the TCP/IP access to your PostgreSQL server, so just make sure you added the IP address of the server where you'll run phpBB to enable the remote access to it.
Also double check that the connection info is correct and your firewall allows connection to that port.
If you don't need to add support for older browsers (IE), you can parse the URL with URL() and split the parameters with & . Otherwise, If you only need the id parameter, using a negative lookbehind would be enough to avoid matching any parameter that could match the final word id (sid, uid, fak...