Since you aren't logged in, you can't change your preferences. This is because stored preferences are tied to each registered user account. You can login here.
")); } $statusMessages = [ "change-password" => "Password changed successfully!" ]; if(!isset($env->user_data->emailAddress)) { $env->user_data->emailAddress = ""; save_userdata(); } $content = "As an admin, you can also edit $settings->sitename's master settings.
\n"; exit(page_renderer::render_main("User Preferences - $settings->sitename", $content)); }); add_action("save-preferences", function() { global $env, $settings; if(!$env->is_logged_in) { http_response_code(400); exit(page_renderer::render_main("Error Saving Preferences - $settings->sitename", "You aren't logged in, so you can't save your preferences. Try logging in first.
")); } if(isset($_POST["email-address"])) { if(mb_strlen($_POST["email-address"]) > 320) { http_response_code(413); exit(page_renderer::render_main("Error Saving Email Address - $settings->sitename", "The email address you supplied ({$_POST['email-address']}) is too long. Email addresses can only be 320 characters long. Go back."));
}
if(mb_strpos($_POST["email-address"], "@") === false)
{
http_response_code(422);
exit(page_renderer::render_main("Error Saving Email Address - $settings->sitename", "
The email address you supplied ({$_POST['email-address']}) doesn't appear to be valid. Go back."));
}
$env->user_data->emailAddress = $_POST["email-address"];
}
// Save the user's preferences
if(!save_userdata())
{
http_response_code(503);
exit(page_renderer::render_main("Error Saving Preferences - $settings->sitename", "
$settings->sitename had some trouble saving your preferences! Please contact $settings->admindetails_name, $settings->sitename's administrator and tell them about this error if it still occurs in 5 minutes. They can be contacted by email at this address: " . hide_email($settings->admindetails_email) . ".
")); } exit(page_renderer::render_main("Preferences Saved Successfully - $settings->sitename", "Your preferences have been saved successfully! You could go back your preferences page, or on to the $settings->defaultpage.
")); }); /** * @api {post} ?action=change-password Change your password * @apiName ChangePassword * @apiGroup Settings * @apiPermission User * * @apiParam {string} current-pass Your current password. * @apiParam {string} new-pass Your new password. * @apiParam {string} new-pass-confirm Your new password again, to make sure you've typed it correctly. * * @apiError PasswordMismatchError The new password fields don't match. */ add_action("change-password", function() { global $env, $settings; // Make sure the new password was typed correctly // This comes before the current password check since that's more intensive if($_POST["new-pass"] !== $_POST["new-pass-confirm"]) { exit(page_renderer::render_main("Password mismatch - $settings->sitename", "The new password you typed twice didn't match! Go back.
")); } // Check the current password if(hash_password($_POST["current-pass"]) !== $env->user_data->password) { exit(page_renderer::render_main("Password mismatch - $settings->sitename", "Error: You typed your current password incorrectly! Go back.
")); } // All's good! Go ahead and change the password. $env->user_data->password = hash_password($_POST["new-pass"]); // Save the userdata back to disk save_userdata(); http_response_code(307); header("location: ?action=user-preferences&success=yes&operation=change-password"); exit(page_renderer::render_main("Password Changed Successfully", "You password was changed successfully. Go back to the user preferences page.
")); }); // Display a help section on the user preferences, but only if the user // is logged in and so able to access them if($env->is_logged_in) { add_help_section("910-user-preferences", "User Preferences", "As you are logged in, $settings->sitename lets you configure a selection of personal preferences. These can be viewed and tweaked to you liking over on the preferences page, which can be accessed at any time by clicking the cog icon (it looks something like this: $settings->user_preferences_button_text), though the administrator of $settings->sitename ($settings->admindetails_name) may have changed its appearance.
"); } } ]); ?>