CodeIgniter doesn’t have a protection mechanism against XSRF/CSRF attacks. CISRF is a CodeIgniter helper that tries to patch this flaw.

The code was developped and tested under CodeIgniter 1.7.1 and needs PHP 4.3+ to work properly.

The code is hosted on Google Code and here’s the link. ]]> http://ajoen.com/products/cisrf/feed/ http://ajoen.com/blog/google-webmaster-guidelines/ http://ajoen.com/blog/google-webmaster-guidelines/#comments Mon, 11 May 2009 23:25:25 +0000 admin http://ajoen.com/?p=93 It’s been a null day for me. I’ve been staring at my monitor unconsciously for hours. Luckily, I found myself in front of Google’s “Webmaster guidelines” page and wanted to share the link in our blog.

I love the way Google works. I love to follow them, read their articles, surf their webmasters/site owners help pages. Each time I take a look at any of their help pages, I discover a new hidden detail which makes me feel as if I’ve found treasure. Thanks Google!

All the kidding aside, that was a great experience for both of us, venidro and sensimevanidus. We’ve been struggling with people besides the technical parts (which we rarely do :)). Believe me, it’s great to track both positive and negative feedbacks. They remind you your responsibilities which make you do your job. Hence the pride of getting things done!

Now we’ve got other things to do. We’ll be sharing our new ideas and projects-to-be-done soon enough. We won’t stop! As Walter Bishop from Fringe says: “So much. So much happened here. And so much is about to.”.

More technically, we’ve built the system upon a LAMP system (PHP was chosen as the programming language). We’d like to thank to the CodeIgniter team for creating such a robust, yet weightless framework. And of course we didn”t forget our precious, 960.gs. Thanks a lot for favouring our lives!