[sabertooth135]

I want to support this, but I have no clue how to write in Laravel and Composer.

[Oo Alias oO]

Originally Posted by arne1288 HTTPS version gives mixed content warnings because you link directly to http:// images in your HTML. Either a check for this, or linking without a protocol to "//domain/" (assuming you know it can do both) will be better. Logging in via Steam seems to add a new user, is this purpose intended? Shouldn't it only allow this if the STEAM ID is already known, and otherwise notify the user that it doesn't know him/her, and that if he/she means that it it should, then they should contact the administrator?

Ah yes my bad, didn't mean to link via https.

Also with the Steam Login, it allows anyone to login, but only do Admin stuff if you're added in the backend.

This allows people who make appeals/submissions etc to login with the Steam account, so you know exactly who it is.

[DarkDeviL]

Originally Posted by Oo Alias oO This allows people who make appeals/submissions etc to login with the Steam account, so you know exactly who it is.

Ah yeah, I didn't think about this specific scenario... But actually, it makes sense that way!

[nikooo777]

Originally Posted by Oo Alias oO https://sb3.lethal.zone/ If anyone wants access I'll just add you as an admin on there. Plan on doing more this weekend, busy week!

that's pretty cool!
However is there a reason why i was able to add myself as super admin?

[Cruckes]

Looks very nice!

I'm going to test this now.

[Oo Alias oO]

Originally Posted by nikooo777 that's pretty cool! However is there a reason why i was able to add myself as super admin?

Yeah just left it open atm, easy to sort

https://github.com/sourcetools/sourc...f2034106eb13e0

[Oo Alias oO]

Originally Posted by Sarabveer I want to support this, but I have no clue how to write in Laravel and Composer.

Composer is just to pull in PHP packages from Packagist (https://packagist.org), and it auto-loads them for you. Check the composer.json file

Laravel is quite simple, I'm not doing any crazy stuff with it (Repository pattern, proper DI, and all that) since it'll take an age to do. If you check the app/Http/routes.php file, you'll see what controller logic points to where, and what Middleware what uses.

[Phaiz]

I look forward to seeing this finished.

[Fuzzah]

I am a fan of what I see. Go on...

[Oo Alias oO]

Slightly busy with work at the moment, done some more though