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rugk updated German translation for Threema Gateway with a new update entry: v1.0 – Now stable! Read the rest of this update entry...

rugk updated Threema Gateway (two-step verification, SMS replacement) with a new update entry: v1.0 – Now stable! Read the rest of this update entry...

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Hi everyone, I am very happy to announce that I just published the beta version of a two-step verification add-on, which integrates 3 new two-step verification modes using the secure instant messenger Threema. Threema Gateway (two-step verification, SMS replacement) Everyone who wanted SMS for...

rugk submitted a new resource: XenForo - Threema Gateway (two-step verification) - Two-step verification/Two-factor authentication using the secure instant messenger Threema Read more about this resource...

Nice this works indeed. Also - for some reason - when I use this syntax also the js/css requirements are done properly.

Thanks, but as I use XenForos AutoValidator I cannot control the AJAX params. Anyway a nice tip!

So let's say I have a template template_base and a template_module1 and template_nice_input_box. template_base <xen:include template="threemagw_auto_trigger" var1="supi" /> template_module1 Something with {var1}. <xen:require js="js/MyAddon/ThisIsAnIsland.js" /> <!-- This is not embedded! -->...

Okay, so what I basically did is wrapping #AjaxProgress into a new div, which I then hide if necessary. As #AjaxProgress is only created when an AJAX request actually starts you need to listen for the event ajaxStart and c an then do the things you need to do. However, if there are any better...

Nice, this works! Also thanks for the hint to the unmodified JS files. They are in the directory /full. Just how do I now hide the AJAX loading indicator (#AjaxProgress) persistently? As it is automatically shown when an AJAX call is created, I cannot just use some CSS to do so.

I want to automatically trigger a button/submit a form, which is using the XenForo AutoValidator. However, I want to "catch" the error, so it does not show the error overlay it usually does if an error happens. The aim is to hide the button, so that the "form confirmation" happens automatically...

Actually the notification API is this push API, but from the description of the addon it just changes the favicon and/or sets/changes the tab title. This uses no special API at all...

Yes, but XenForo could implement it, so it also works for XenForo. FYI: It is called Push API and also works in other up-to-date browsers such as Firefox.

Just go and get your own SSL cert so you can use HTTPS: https://letsencrypt.org/