I found out a keyword of "_ic" that's mean "invalid certificate".
In database, you can find it in "_bof_setting" table. The value is 1 (true), but we can't change this, it will back to 0.
What we can do now is,
in \api\app\admin\classes\class_client_config.php, set
_ic to
false;
PHP:
public function endpoint(){
$AdminLogoAddr = web_address . "/admin/theme/assets/img/rkhm_logo.png";
$AdminLogoID = bof()->object->db_setting->get( "admin_logo" );
if ( $AdminLogoID ){
$AdminLogo = bof()->object->file->select(["ID"=>$AdminLogoID]);
if ( $AdminLogo ) $AdminLogoAddr = $AdminLogo["image_original"];
}
bof()->api->set_message( "ok", array(
"pages" => bof()->client_config->get_pages(),
"setting" => array(
"logo" => $AdminLogoAddr
),
//SET _IC TO FALSE
"_ic" => false
) );
}
I'm busy now, cannot look into it more deeply, I'll back if I found a better way to null (if this method not working, and if I have spare time).
EDIT:
this may help:
in
/api/app/config_user.php
add slash / to your web url, or it will show blank screen or infinite loading screen.. example:
Code:
define( "web_address", "http://example.com/" );
EDIT 2:
Found it!
\BOF\app\core\classes\class_boac.php
delete these:
Code:
if ( in_array( "invalid_certificate", array_keys( $data ), true ) )
bof()->object->db_setting->set( "_ic", !empty( $data["invalid_certificate"] ) ? 1 : 0 );
Please try and let me know if it's works. It will not show a "invalid certificate" message anymore.
