A little tool i made ;)

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As far as I know, these kind of files are meant to be posted to the resource manager where files are usually reviewed by staff before posted. It doesn't even look like you have a license to begin with.
I did not think it was a big enough deal to put on the resource manager, i thought that was only installable add-ons for XenForo.
License? Do you mean a XenForo license? If that is the case then yes i do have one.
 
We have something in common than, as well both see each other in the same light.

Progresss. :barefoot:

Difference is, your posts are made on a lack of knowledge and pretending to know things you don't. The way you also refer to anon is also quite amusing to say the least...

Have you worked out why it requests admin rights yet? I mean... this is one of the most BASIC aspects of UAC... i'll give you a helping hand, check the manifest files...

Should i make it with a flash file and upload it to a website, so you cannot complain about downloading it. Then it just being a script on the web.

Something like that would be better yes, as stated before, despite your good intentions, allowing the sharing of exe files is not somehting I think XenForo should allow.
 
No offence and I'm not moaning about you releasing it, just pointing out that same code can found on a lot of sites and is not new. That spoiler code has been around for donkeys years.
 
No offence and I'm not moaning about you releasing it, just pointing out that same code can found on a lot of sites and is not new. That spoiler code has been around for donkeys years.

He's not releasing the spoiler code. He's releasing an exe that makes it simpler to use the spoiler code.
 
I did not think it was a big enough deal to put on the resource manager, i thought that was only installable add-ons for XenForo.
License? Do you mean a XenForo license? If that is the case then yes i do have one.
Regardless. Would you download random executable files off random users you don't know?

For all I know, it could be a virus. To be honest I wouldn't even post a .exe file to the members of my own site let alone someone else's.
 
My bad then, just saw the spoiler code listed in first page. :unsure:

EXE files shared are a Virus wet dream! Self installing virus when clicked.
 
Regardless. Would you download random executable files off random users you don't know?

For all I know, it could be a virus. To be honest I wouldn't even post a .exe file to the member of my own site let alone someone else's.
I am sorry. :( I just didn't think people would react like this. I also thought all threads with attatchments would receive some kind of a look-through before being accepted.
 
I am sorry. :( I just didn't think people would react like this. I also thought all threads with attatchments would receive some kind of a look-through before being accepted.

In a day and age such as these, releasing a unverified exe file without the accompanying source code is going to raise some eyebrows.

I can see that your program is legit, however what about the next user who posts up an exe file which infects users with a virus? Opening such a door without a level of standards or requirements can lead to abuse, even if legitimate users want to be helpful! Then you have the moron fearmongers such as the one posting in this thread claiming things they have no clue about which cause more problems...

Don't sweat it :)
 
The problem is, EXE files are a notorious way for sharing viruses, especially on the P2P networks in the form of Keygens or whatever else. Most people will stay well clear of them and will raise suspicion in most unfortunately.
 
Okay. I think i learned my lesson from this. :unsure:
If i ever share an exe file again, i will give source code too. Or i will just go with flash or java to make it a browser based program.

Should i remove the thread or have it removed? :(
 
Difference is, your posts are made on a lack of knowledge and pretending to know things you don't. The way you also refer to anon is also quite amusing to say the least...



Again, we have something in common and see each other in the same light.

This difference though between us is I don't always (mostly) feel or see the need to explain everything. I state a simple fact and don't try effortlessly to convince anyone. You either accept and follow my advice & opinion or you do not. The choice I feel is best left up to the individual and it's not my job to go out of my way to change that.

You on the other hand take a different approach.

Have you worked out why it requests admin rights yet? I mean... this is one of the most BASIC aspects of UAC... i'll give you a helping hand, check the manifest files...

I often forget that my setup is a lot different than most. It is a simple oversight that I sometimes forget when explaining things.
 
Code:
		private void generateBtn_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
		{
			this.resultBox.Text = string.Concat(new string[]
			{
				"<div class=\"spoiler\"><div class=\"quotetitle\"><input type=\"button\" value=\"",
				this.titleBox.Text,
				"\" style=\"font-size:11px;margin:0px;padding:0px;\" onclick=\"if (this.parentNode.parentNode.getElementsByTagName('div')[1].getElementsByTagName('div')[0].style.display != '') { this.parentNode.parentNode.getElementsByTagName('div')[1].getElementsByTagName('div')[0].style.display = '';        this.innerText = ''; this.value = 'Hide'; } else { this.parentNode.parentNode.getElementsByTagName('div')[1].getElementsByTagName('div')[0].style.display = 'none'; this.innerText = ''; this.value = '",
				this.titleBox.Text,
				"'; }\" /></div><div class=\"quotecontent\"><div style=\"display: none;\">",
				this.textBox.Text,
				"</div></div></div>"
			});
		}
		private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
		{
			if (this.resultBox.Text == "")
			{
				return;
			}
			Clipboard.SetText(this.resultBox.Text);
		}
		private void aboutToolStripMenuItem_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
		{
			AboutWindow aboutWindow = new AboutWindow();
			aboutWindow.Show();
		}
		private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
		{
			this.resultBox.Text = string.Concat(new string[]
			{
				"<div class=\"spoiler\"><div class=\"quotetitle\"><input type=\"button\" value=\"",
				this.titleBox.Text,
				"\" style=\"font-size:11px;margin:0px;padding:0px;\" onclick=\"if (this.parentNode.parentNode.getElementsByTagName('div')[1].getElementsByTagName('div')[0].style.display != '') { this.parentNode.parentNode.getElementsByTagName('div')[1].getElementsByTagName('div')[0].style.display = '';        this.innerText = ''; this.value = 'Hide'; } else { this.parentNode.parentNode.getElementsByTagName('div')[1].getElementsByTagName('div')[0].style.display = 'none'; this.innerText = ''; this.value = '",
				this.titleBox.Text,
				"'; }\" /></div><div class=\"quotecontent\"><div style=\"display: none;\">",
				this.textBox.Text,
				"</div></div></div>"
			});
			Clipboard.SetText(this.resultBox.Text);
		}

Doesn't exactly do much but seems safe
 
This difference though between us is I don't always (mostly) feel or see the need to explain everything. I state a simple fact and don't try effortlessly to convince anyone. You either accept and follow my advice & opinion or you do not. The choice I feel is best left up to the individual and it's not my job to go out of my way to change that.

I often forget that my setup is a lot different than most. It is a simple oversight that I sometimes forget when explaining things.

I love that cookie, when someone gets called out (isn't this the second or 3rd time i've caught you out talking sh*t?) they claim to have *insert some excuse that your doing something massively different to everyone else and you luckily "forgot" until called out on it*.

So the answer is no, you don't know why it is asking for admin rights... thats great for someone who claims breaking into centos is so easy your 4 year old neice could do it. (By the way, my offer is still there if you ever want to back up that claim also)

So everything you actually posted from the start of this thread was what? Unsubstantiated crap?

Nuff said realy...

Anyways... to conclude. At the time of writing, the exe file in the first post is safe to use, and was since posted, however as a general rule of thumb I believe no exe's should be allowed on XenForo without the source code acompanying it. And with that I will leave this thread.
 
I see now that your only effort and goal is an attempt to mock me and perhaps foolishly bait me into taking a negative action.

So I shall avoid such an unnecessary conflict and childish (trollish) behavior, by removing myself from the situation.

You have a wonderful day sir or miss. :)
 
As far as I know, these kind of files are meant to be posted to the resource manager where files are usually reviewed by staff before posted. It doesn't even look like you have a license to begin with.
Say what? Whenever I post something it instantly goes through.

Same for when I post a resource on vBulletin.org
 
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