Problem with security code

Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2004 2:06 am

I'm using GT-NExtGEn, When i try some modules of my site like Your_Accounts security code doesn't shown.
Please visit my site and help me resolve this :
http://www.iranportals.net
regards

Nuke Cadet Joined: Nov 18, 2006 Posts: 7

I'm having the same problem the security code is not showing.

Nuke Soldier Joined: Nov 30, 2006 Posts: 12

I am also having the same problem, anyone know how to fix this?!

Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 1:57 pm

Jamz wrote:

I am also having the same problem, anyone know how to fix this?!

http://nukecops.com/PHP-Nuke_security-code.html

Nuke Soldier Joined: Nov 30, 2006 Posts: 12

It worked before i put google tap on...

Ive found the problem... instead of having the image point here:
http://www.swiftowners.co.uk/modules.php?gfx=gfx&random_num=252672

Which works

It goes here:
http://www.swiftowners.co.uk/account-new_user.html?gfx=gfx&random_num=118682

which doesnt correspond to anything... its not defined anywhere in the googletap .htaccess or the php file.

Nuke Soldier Joined: Nov 30, 2006 Posts: 12

Found a fix for now:

open up modules > Your_Account > Index.php

Find:
echo "<tr><td>"._SECURITYCODE.":</td><td>

Should be round line 682

Inline find <img src=?gfx=gfx&random_num=$random_num' border='1'

Before the ? and infront of <img src=

add your site url followed by modules.php

so it should look like

<img src='http://YOURSITE/modules.php?gfx=gfx&random_num=$random_num' border='1'

Fixed it for me Very Happy

Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 2:23 pm

Jamz wrote:

Found a fix for now:

open up modules > Your_Account > Index.php

Find:
echo "<tr><td>"._SECURITYCODE.":</td><td>

Should be round line 682

Inline find <img src=?gfx=gfx&random_num=$random_num' border='1'

Before the ? and infront of <img src=

add your site url followed by modules.php

so it should look like

<img src='http://YOURSITE/modules.php?gfx=gfx&random_num=$random_num' border='1'

Fixed it for me Very Happy

Glad to hear . Smile

I am not an expert on that Google Tap by any means, infact, I was going to suggest checking your .htaccess and looking at your mod_rewrite rules Confused

Nuke Soldier Joined: Nov 30, 2006 Posts: 12

I was looking at the mod rewrite rule's and there is one missing to define where to look for that image, but i couldnt get my head around it, so thought just to edit the main code for now.

Least users can now sign up to the site Very Happy

... wondered why new users died right down to 0 once i installed google tap Laughing

Nuke Cadet Joined: Apr 25, 2007 Posts: 1

Jamz wrote:

Found a fix for now:

open up modules > Your_Account > Index.php

Find:
echo "<tr><td>"._SECURITYCODE.":</td><td>

Should be round line 682

Inline find <img src=?gfx=gfx&random_num=$random_num' border='1'

Before the ? and infront of <img src=

add your site url followed by modules.php

so it should look like

<img src='http://YOURSITE/modules.php?gfx=gfx&random_num=$random_num' border='1'

Fixed it for me Very Happy

I had it working in two of three places. It worked on my Admin Login (admin.php) and on my User Info block. It did not work in my Your_Account module.

This is what I found in my Admin.php:

It looks like the call to the Security Code image changed at v7.5. All I did was edit every .php file I have where there was _SECURITYCODE and a $gfx_chk (I found these may be different, depending on who wrote the block, module, etc...). If I found the pre v7.5 call to the Security Image, then I changed it. Now it works everywhere.

All that crap that was returned by Google about language files and extra lines after the ?> had nothing to do with it.

I'm done beating my head against the wall now. Although, I shouldn't complain. I've only exposed myself to Apache, MySQL, .PHP (PHPNuke) a week ago.