Author Topic: https support?  (Read 3482 times)


What i do is:

End -> Hit Left Arrow Key 5 Times -> Backspace -> Enter

...

You mean

Home -> Hit Right Arrow Key 5 Times -> Backspace -> ctrl+c -> alt+tab -> t -> Enter ?

I think blockland.us should have actual HTTPS support because it's becoming used more and more. It'll make logging in to your forum account more secure.

usually i just do ctrl + a since for some stupid reason torque doesnt highlight the entire text, but instead puts your insertion point to the start of the text.


Wasn't this an add-on?

I believe it was. Probably looks something like this.

Code: [Select]
package filter1
{
    function NMH_Type::send(%this)
    {
        %text = %this.getValue();
        %text = strReplace(%text, "https://", "http://");
        %this.setValue(%text);
        Parent::send(%this);
    }
};
activatepackage(filter1);

Yeah I made the filter. I removed it because there is no longer a need for it as it now changes automatically. If it isn't changing for you then the server you are on either has a chat mod which doesn't filter it or an outdated version of slayer as older versions do not accommodate for it.

usually i just do ctrl + a since for some stupid reason torque doesnt highlight the entire text, but instead puts your insertion point to the start of the text.
That's what the Home button does on your keyboard. End puts your cursor at the end of the text.

This isn't just a chat problem, it affects coding as well
Would be cool if cloudflare started forcing https or all clients because then badspot would actually have to add https support for torkscript.

Would be cool if cloudflare started forcing https or all clients because then badspot would actually have to add https support for torkscript.
Somebody with a lot of money, buy CloudFlare and make this happen.

Would be cool if cloudflare started forcing https or all clients because then badspot would actually have to add https support for torkscript.

Yes, because the correct way to motivate developers is to break how everything they currently have works so that they're required to update it.

Yes, because the correct way to motivate developers is to break how everything they currently have works so that they're required to update it.
If that's the only way to motivate them, why not?

If that's the only way to motivate them, why not?
It would still probably take Badspot a month or two to do it. How would you like a month without an auth/master server?

It would still probably take Badspot a month or two to do it. How would you like a month without an auth/master server?
Wouldn't bother me either way, I hardly play BL anyways.

If that's the only way to motivate them, why not?
Because it is not a major enough issue to justify anything like that.