Immundus presents official website
- Great News!! Immundus official website is finally up and running. Feel free to stop by and enjoy the tour.
- To celebrate this step, The songs candles and Black roses for the Dead taken from the debut Torments are available for free download as well as a remixed version from the song candles, exclusively made for a compilation entitled Winter of Dissonance release back in December 2007 by Deadknife Records.
- Don?t forget to sign the guestbook by clicking on the contact button and leaving your thoughts or anything you would like.
- The credits for Immundus website design goes Luciferium War Graphics. (thanks a lot for the great jo
1. frames are 90ies web, don't use them for both security and design issues
2. i had a short look into the source and saw that you are using a javascript function to do some alert-on-click stuff (which doesn't work on my setup however). this is no good web programming/designing style at all
3. the website is quite unusuable in Opera
4. it doesn't work with text-browsers like lynx either
5. the html code is a bunch of broken-tag-salad - try validating your code using http://validator.w3.org
6. why don't you resize your images? all images on your site are fully sized, but only a minimalized version is shown (there might be good reasons for this however)
7. bug (related to using-frames-issue): disable javascript (default on my setup), click on 'contact' => the frame is broken, so that all targets to this frame open a new window/tab
8. the downloads for the mp3 files don't use a valid uri-syntax - however it will work with some browsers which automatically correct the syntax
9. there are also several flaws in your guestbook (see my test entries)
you shold secure all POST data using HMACs or similiar mechanisms
you should verify the input data using whitelist mechanisms like regular expressions - I could help you on that
I know that not all of the coding/scripting is done by yourself so feel free to transfer this information to the person in response
PS: nice - paypal now uses PKCS#7. they had sent the POST data unencrypted and not tamper-proof some time ago. i had informed them and also warned some shops of that issue. nice to see they now have done something against it.
@Goten Fixed this side effect of the new php version. Note: In Firefox (or IceCat) any stream link with a semicolon at the end will play directly in the browser, here http://s3.viastrea ming.net:8835/;
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