Craig Knudsen

WebCalendar does not do anything that prevents your browser from asking if you'd like to save your username and password. Have you tried different browsers to see if they handle...

Ummm.... don't know that anyone has tried upgrading across that many version. So, it would not surprise me if the upgrade fails due to an unknown upgrade bug.

You are not the first person to ask about this. So, this may be a useful feature request for some. The edit_user.php function already supports defusers as in "edit_user.php?defusers=joe,frank.bob". We...

My guess would be that the server threw a PHP error and that was sent to the browser. Because it's HTML, it would fail a JSON parse. Any chance there...

I think there is some code that requires PHP 7.1+. I can't remember which... I hold back on updating the min version as long as I can normally. May or...

Which version of WebCalendar do you have? I can't tell which line numbers that refers to in my latest code.

Ok, thanks. I see the use of crypt on line 130 but not 113. Line 113 is a comment. I'll have to google that error to see how to resolve...

From an infosec perspective, no, uppercase and lowercase should not always be treated the same. However, if a site administrator wants to make that choice to do so, I can...

The upgrade process (install/index.php) is supposed to automatically update the password to the new stronger type. If not done there, there is some code in includes/users.php that is support to...

This would require some code changes to implement. Yes, for now, making all users participants to new events will cause an email to be sent. As a possible enhancement, perhaps...