pyrocms

Is it possible to set a SetEnv variable in an .htaccess file differently depending on hostname? For example, I need my .htaccess file to have the following value: SetEnv PYRO_ENV production On production boxes, and... SetEnv PYRO_ENV stage On staging boxes. The .htaccess file is version controlled, which is the reason I'm looking for a conditional solution. Fabian Schmengler For conditional settings there is SetEnvIf : SetEnvIf Host ^stage\.example\.com$ PYRO_ENV=stage SetEnvIf Host ^(www\.)?example\.com$ PYRO_ENV=production You can, with mod_rewrite: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST}

I installed PyroCMS and am extending it to make it into a Learning Management System (LMS) where only logged-in users can view the pages, and the pages also only begin to be viewable a variable number of days after a user enrolls in the course. (I.e., Module 1's Lesson 1 may unlock and be visible immediately, but Lesson 2 could be configured to be hidden until 1 day later, and Lesson 3 might become visible X days later, etc.) How I achieved this was by writing a Laravel package with this migration: Schema::table('pages_pages', function (Blueprint $table) { $table->string('drip_delay')-

I made a module named Gallery which works fine on my localhost with version 2.0.3, but when using version 2.1.0 on a remote site I can not submit a form and I get the error: The action you have requested is not allowed. Why is this? It is a Codeigniter error related to the CSRF protection. You can cancel it in cms/config/config.php I agree with @Jhourlad Estrella on fixing the problems instead of disabling a security feature, however I feel that the real problem is with the hidden input field that holds the token. Instead of using plain HTML to create a form element use the the form_open() and