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What's your username in the forum, I can activate you manually.

Please use phpMyFAQ v3.2 as v3.1 only receives security updates if needed.

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My username is the same as here.
Also I can't upgrade to 3.2 because there are other things on that server. It seems 3.2 doesn't support php 7.4 or I would have used it.

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I activated your user.

PHP 7.4 is out of support for more than a year now: https://www.php.net/supported-versions.php

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Thanks. There were other sites on there that's why it wasn't updated. Anyway, I updated the PHP and installed the latest phpmyfaq. However I'm still having that same problem I had back in 2.9 where I can't update the config in the admin. The same as this issue. https://forum.phpmyfaq.de/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=43079

I figured that issue would be fixed. In order to update my other site I had to remove the code for the CSRF token to allow me to update the config. Is that still the issue?

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Deleting the cookies should work as well. Removing a security feature is not the best thing :-)

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ok. Also do we post issues for all things here or the forum? I just installed it but the theme's footer doesn't seem to be fixed to the bottom.

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I prefer Github issues for bug reports.

The footer isn't fixed at the bottom by default, you can change it if you like.

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Deleting the cookies should work as well. Removing a security feature is not the best thing :-)

OK do you have to delete your cookies every time? That seems rather cumbersome and a pain to update settings. My admin is behind basic auth so not sure how helpful it is for the csrf token.

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No, you don't have to delete the cookies all the time, only after the big upgrade to 3.2. The CSRF information is stored in a session cookie, so it should work. Otherwise the login would have issues as well.

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Ok I seem to have to save multiple times for it to stick though. Shouldn't need to do that.

With this setting "Allow adding new FAQs" unchecked in the config, I would expect the Add new FAQs button / link at the top of the site not appear at all. It seems to make more since that it would be hidden.

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That's a wrong translation, it's "Allow adding new FAQs for guests". It does not remove the "add FAQs" page, it only prevents adding new FAQs for un-registered users.

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Fixed for 3.2.4 and 4.0.0

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