Do you think I could just leave this part blank and it'd be okay? We're just going to replace the whole thing with a header image anyway, right?
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Hey, I have a problem; I can't log out from the forums on my android. It works on PC fine. This is what happens when I click logout on my phone: https://i.imgur.com/DvmmrkS.jpg
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That's gonna log me out and clear data from all the sites I'm logged into. Is this just me having this weird bug?
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What browser are you using?
"Sometimes failing a leap of faith is better than inching forward"
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We don't allow people to log out anymore. You can never leave.
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We don't allow people to log out anymore. You can never leave.
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Diff55 doesn't have this issue because he's used to deleting his history.
is it that fancy new style throwing bugs?
Doubt it, it doesn't mess around in that part of the code.
Also he's not using it, the theme gets applied whether you're logged in or out, since it's set with a cookie instead of set with your account.
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from last topic with csrf issues
That language matches $lang_common['Bad csrf hash'], and the only function that uses $lang_common['Bad csrf hash'] is check_csrf in include/functions.php
This function is only called in logging out, some moderator actions, deleting your avatar, marking stuff as read, and subscribing or unsubscribing. Given that the others shouldn't be involved here at all, it should be directly in the subscribing/unsubscribing process.
If you're redirected to $lang_common['Bad csrf hash'], then that means your csrf token was either nonexistent or unauthorized. Reasons for this could be if you changed your password separately before following a link from a page you opened prior to the password change, if your IP address had changed after you opened the link, or if you somehow opened an altered version of the link.
When this is activated, it shouldn't do anything past this in the subscription code and your subscription status shouldn't be changed. This matches with what I get when I do it by intentionally altering the subscription link.
I can't imagine how the subscription data would be altered while also getting a csrf error unless Diff made some weird changes in the subscribing code. I also can't imagine how it would end up listing links that don't match your status unless you are seeing the links from a cached version of the page.
i might have missed something there, i don't really remember the stuff, but i can't imagine this being something besides an issue with your browser or your internet. do you have wifi assist on? that's the only specific thing i can think of right now
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I have wifi assist off, I don't use that ever.
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