11-30-2016, 04:55 AM
Awesome, that's exactly the kind of answer I was looking for!
Been quite a while since I have done anything with PHP or databases outside of "grab this db table and make it a html table". Still getting stumped on simple things and then feeling silly afterwards
Really enjoying UserSpice btw, I have used UserFrosting and UserCake before but they didn't quite tickle my fancy for basing entire projects on it like UserSpice does. Currently using it to build a dashboard that will set up VPN connections and upload modem configurations to modems around the world remotely with a mixture of PHP and an ASP.Net Server applet. Because of this security is crucial, wanted something where security was a focus and have something I could build on top of. That's how I found this project, was looking at CSRF vulnerabilities and came across your post. Keep up the good work! Already have a few other projects in mind UserSpice is going to dramatically reduce work required for
Been quite a while since I have done anything with PHP or databases outside of "grab this db table and make it a html table". Still getting stumped on simple things and then feeling silly afterwards
Really enjoying UserSpice btw, I have used UserFrosting and UserCake before but they didn't quite tickle my fancy for basing entire projects on it like UserSpice does. Currently using it to build a dashboard that will set up VPN connections and upload modem configurations to modems around the world remotely with a mixture of PHP and an ASP.Net Server applet. Because of this security is crucial, wanted something where security was a focus and have something I could build on top of. That's how I found this project, was looking at CSRF vulnerabilities and came across your post. Keep up the good work! Already have a few other projects in mind UserSpice is going to dramatically reduce work required for