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2013-03-08, 06:50:21
(This post was last modified: 2013-03-08, 07:19:49 by Sculley.)
I tried updating a page that was already published and got the CSRF detected! message. So, I put all the old code back on the page and it still gets that message when it was already published. New to this CMS. What do I do. It's a PayPal page.
I closed out and went back in and it was fine. Weird.
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It means something changed since you started editing. Possibly ip.
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Thanks. Above I added that I closed out and went back in and it was fine. Thanks!
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We hope to get that fixed soon.
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Glad you got it resolved! Some internet providers change your IP often, it's very obnoxious in cases like this.
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I would like to make our csrf detection a little more forgiving like add a warning but allow the user to continue. I have seen some implementations like that.
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2013-03-11, 19:03:30
(This post was last modified: 2013-03-12, 02:07:15 by yojoe.)
From my own experience with latest GS versions CSRF might also happen when session time runs out, and probably someone logs in on 2 different browsers.
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That is also possible but much less likely.