It’s great to be back.

Although this is necromancy, NWE runs on 7.2 but with a couple small modifications. It’s mainly where your parameters are requiring an “integer” and you pass in a string like “7” instead of 7. Basically you just have to typecast it to an int and it will work fine

I wouldn’t know how to in python but if you wanted to handle it in the html file you could try something like: let consoleLine = []; let consoleLinesCounter = 0; let consileString = ''; function keyHandler(event) { // switch is better if(event.keyCode == 38) { //didn’t check bu I think that’s up con...

$90? Wow, just wow!

I find it crazy to think that there is a host that only has month-to-month (last time we discussed it) and they suspend the server super quick

I want to say it is one of a few things, I just don’t remember which one exactly Like Kal said, it’s loaded by order in the database which means in the order the module was installed Alphabetically In any case you can look to see where the hook is created like in lib.php and use something like u*sor...

Don’t want to bug but did you get it figured out OldRod?

An example use case would be something like this, Ican’t do the C# part of it but in the PHP side of things: // Return the JWT if the user successfully logs in $username = filter_input(INPUT_POST,'username',FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING); $pass = filter_input(INPUT_POST,'password',FILTER_SANTIZE_STRING); $...

Send it over HTTPS and you should be fine. I wouldn’t send it as a GET request though

You shouldn’t have to hash anything on the app side. You should just be able to send his username and password to the server and then you just verify the credentials there with like a 200 HTTP response code and the JWT if it’s good or a 401 error code and an error message if it’s bad. And the token ...