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Hint: division operator in JS is / var oneHalf = 1 / 2; // equal to 0.5 For division by 0, you can either: if (denominator == 0) { // alert goes here } Or compare the result directly: if (numerator / denominator === Infinity) { // alert goes here } Your current code has: if(...

Search for includeTitleInUrls in the ACP search box, it should show up the option. If you can't find it, let me know and I'll dig up where it is.

It'll work on any device that supports SHA2 signed certificates where the ISRG *or* the IdenTrust root is present. Any devices that don't support SHA2 signed certificates are outdated - SHA1 has been known to be weak for about a decade and these certs are deprecated. The devices it doesn't work...

Oh, interesting. That's pretty neat! Thanks for clarifying that, I was under the impression they'd run from the original expiry date.

I have an expired license - turns out releasing free software add-ons doesn't pay the renewal fee :P. It expired on Jan 14th 2016. Can I purchase two one year extensions to give me an active license until 2018, or do I need to purchase a new license to be able to update stuff to XenForo 2 with...

He makes his own account and then you can add his account's username under your purchase's associated forum users at https://xenforo.com/customers/forum-users

What have you two got \XenForo_Application::getOptions()->get("includeTitleInUrls") set to?

This is really badly needed. Frameworks such as Laravel have infinitely better documentation and they're not tied to a commercial product.

The codebases in PHP that have neglected to use frameworks have typically been of a poor quality, IME. In fact, most security issues I've seen have been in PHP sites from developers who think they know what they're doing and don't use a framework. These are the developers who don't use prepared...

If you're going to use CloudFlare, they basically act as a man in the middle so you'll probably do both - use CloudFlare's TLS and also set up your own using Let's Encrypt. They offer two SSL/TLS modes, "full" and "flexible". Here's a quick diagram: What you'll usually end up doing is setting...

Completely understandable :) Let's Encrypt is a non-profit initiative to provide free DV SSL certificates to anyone who asks (and can prove they own the domain), with the end goal of trying to make encryption accessible to everyone. It's supported by Mozilla, the EFF and a few others and just...

Quick answers: Assuming you're happy setting up the TLS yourself (that is, installing the certificate and configuring the webserver) or your host will do it for you, it should just work (XenForo checks $_SERVER['HTTPS']). You'll probably want to enable the image proxy (prevent mixed content)...

There's probably a missing parameter. Have you neglected to fill in any options (did you fill in the server id and shared secret)? Can you link me to your site where the association tool is available?

So this functionality is definitely possible, and it's something I've done as part of a paid modification for @bebosny already. I'm not going to release those changes as part of the public add-on per the terms of that particular job but I've given BeBosny permission to resell/redistribute those...

Can you check what the MySQL wait_timeout option is set to? I suspect the connection is open for a while during the script's execution to avoid reconnecting for every user. It's possible MySQL is configured to drop long/inactive connections. It's unfortunate those timestamps aren't right, that...