Windows 10 web server bug fix

Windows 10 web server bug fix

ADD-WIN10-SCHEDULER-JOB.bat

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+@echo off
+schtasks /Create /TN XAMPP_CRYPTO_TRACKER /TR "C:/xampp/php/php-win.exe C:/xampp/htdocs/cron.php" /SC MINUTE /MO 20
+pause

DOCUMENTATION-ETC/CONFIG-EXAMPLE.txt

@@ -1387,7 +1387,7 @@ $pt_conf['dev']['remote_api_strict_ssl'] = 'off'; // (default = 'off')
 
 
 // Ignore warning to use PHP-FPM (#PHP-FPM HELPS PREVENT RUNTIME CRASHES# ON LOW POWER DEVICES OR HIGH TRAFFIC INSTALLS)
-$pt_conf['dev']['ignore_php_fpm_warning'] = 'no'; // (default = 'no', options are 'yes' / 'no')
+$pt_conf['dev']['ignore_php_fpm_warning'] = 'yes'; // (default = 'no', options are 'yes' / 'no')
 
 
 // Maximum number of BATCHED coingecko marketcap data results to fetch, per API call (during multiple / paginated calls) 

DOCUMENTATION-ETC/HELP-FAQ.txt

@@ -63,6 +63,8 @@ Just upload this app's files to your PHP-based web server (with an FTP client li
 
 Your web host must have CURL modules activated on your HTTP server. Most web hosting companies provide this "out-of-the-box" already. This app will detect whether or not CURL is setup on your website server (and also alert you to any other missing required system components / configurations). 
 
+WINDOWS 10 USERS WHO ARE USING XAMPP WILL NEED TO ENABLE GD FOR PHP (FOR THE ADMIN LOGIN CAPTCHA SECURITY) BEFORE USING THIS APP. PLEASE SEE THE SCREENSHOT LOCATED AT /DOCUMENTATION-ETC/XAMPP-ENABLE-GD.png FOR A VISUAL ON SETTING THIS UP EASILY.
+
 See "Setting Up Price Charts And Email / Text / Telegram / Alexa / Google Home Price Alerts", for how to setup a cron job for additional features. 
 
 
@@ -74,7 +76,7 @@ See "Setting Up Price Charts And Email / Text / Telegram / Alexa / Google Home P
 
 You can setup price charts or price alerts in your app install. Price alerts can be sent to email, mobile phone text, Telegram, and Alexa / Google Home notifications. You will be alerted when the [configured default primary currency] price of an asset goes up or down a certain percent or more (whatever percent you choose in the settings), for specific exchange / base pairing combinations for that asset. You can even setup alerts and charts for multiple exchanges / base pairings for the same asset.
 
-Running price charts or price alerts requires setting up a cron job on the Ubuntu / Raspberry Pi machine or website server (this is automated for Ubuntu / Raspberry Pi users who use the automated install script), otherwise charts / alerts will not work. Also see the related settings in Admin Config for charts / alerts. 
+Running price charts or price alerts requires setting up a cron job or scheduled task on the Ubuntu / Raspberry Pi / Windows 10 machine or website server (this is automated for Ubuntu and Raspberry Pi users using the automated FOLIO-INSTALL.bash script / Windows 10 users who run the ADD-WIN10-SCHEDULER-JOB.bat file), otherwise charts / alerts will not work. Also see the related settings in Admin Config for charts / alerts. 
 
 Once a cron job is setup, there is no need to keep your PC / Laptop turned on. The price charts and price alerts run automatically from your app server. If you encounter errors or the charts / alerts don't work during setup, check the error logs file at /cache/logs/error.log for errors in your configuration setup. Basic checks are performed and errors are reported there, and on the Settings page. 
 
@@ -84,7 +86,9 @@ As mentioned previously, if you run the automated setup / install script for Ubu
 
 Note that you should have the cron job run every 5, 10, 15, 20, or 30 minutes 24/7, based on how often you want chart data points / alerts / any other cron based features to run. Setting up the cron job to run every 20 minutes is the RECOMMENDED lowest time interval. IF SET BELOW 20 MINUTES, lite chart disk writes may be excessive for lower end hardware (Raspberry PI MicroSD cards etc). IF SET #VERY LOW# (5 / 10 minutes), the free exchange APIs may throttle / block your data requests temporarily on occasion for requesting data too frequently (negatively affecting your alerts / charts). 
 
-Here is an example cron job command line for reference below (NOT including any cron parameters your host interface may require), to setup as the "command" within a cron job. Replace system paths in the example with the correct ones for your server (TIP - A very common path to PHP on a server is /usr/bin/php):
+FOR WINDOWS 10 USERS, just click / run the file 'ADD-WIN10-SCHEDULER-JOB.bat' found in the main directory of the app, and everything will be automatically setup for you. As long as you login into your Windows account after system startup, the scheduled task will run every 20 minutes until your computer is shut off.
+
+FOR LINUX / MAC USERS, here is an example cron job command line for reference below (NOT including any cron parameters your host interface may require), to setup as the "command" within a cron job. Replace system paths in the example with the correct ones for your server (TIP - A very common path to PHP on a server is /usr/bin/php):
 
 /path/to/php -q /home/username/path/to/website/this_app/cron.php
 

DOCUMENTATION-ETC/TODO.txt

@@ -200,6 +200,9 @@ FEATURES / STRUCTURING SECTION
 Add ability to email selected news feed links every X days, only including the 'new' posts that are detected.
 
 
+For admin area pages / sections, consider doing subsections in a modal subwindow, with iframes for loading through 'wizard' steps or opening different categories. It would possibly keep a native app 'feel' while also reducing admin page load times. Think it over, figure out the best solution here for a great UX.
+
+
 On admin "assets" page, add a button atop the page called " Add New Asset Or Market". Then, on page 1 of the 'add asset' wizard (multi-step on separate modal pages), only have the radio selection choices (only one can be selected): 'Add new asset' and 'Add new market to existing asset'. 
 
 

DOCUMENTATION-ETC/changelog.txt

@@ -4636,6 +4636,23 @@ WILL AUTOMATICALLY PREFORM THE RESET (ALERTS / TRACKING WILL BE ACCURATE AFTERWA
 
 
 
+-------------------------------------------------------------------
+5.03.2:
+
+
+-Bug fix for Apache Web Server for Windows 10 support 
+
+
+-Windows 10 batch file, to automatically add cron.php to Windows Task Scheduler 
+
+
+-Misc. UX
+
+
+-------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+
 
 
 

FOLIO-INSTALL.bash

@@ -741,7 +741,7 @@ EOF
        elif [ "$opt" = "skip" ]; then
 
         echo " "
-        echo "Skipping PHP web server setup..."
+        echo "${cyan}Skipping PHP web server setup...${reset}"
 
         break
        fi

README.txt

@@ -131,6 +131,7 @@ Just upload this app's files to your PHP-based web server (with an FTP client li
 
 Your web host must have CURL modules activated on your HTTP server. Most web hosting companies provide this "out-of-the-box" already. This app will detect whether or not CURL is setup on your website server (and also alert you to any other missing required system components / configurations). 
 
+WINDOWS 10 USERS WHO ARE USING XAMPP WILL NEED TO ENABLE GD FOR PHP (FOR THE ADMIN LOGIN CAPTCHA SECURITY) BEFORE USING THIS APP. PLEASE SEE THE SCREENSHOT LOCATED AT /DOCUMENTATION-ETC/XAMPP-ENABLE-GD.png FOR A VISUAL ON SETTING THIS UP EASILY.
 
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 Setting up a cron job for charts and price alerts by email / mobile phone text / Alexa / Google Home / Telegram notifications 
@@ -139,7 +140,7 @@ Setting up a cron job for charts and price alerts by email / mobile phone text /
 
 You can setup price charts or price alerts in your app install. Price alerts can be sent to email, mobile phone text, Telegram, and Alexa / Google Home notifications. You will be alerted when the [configured default primary currency] price of an asset goes up or down a certain percent or more (whatever percent you choose in the settings), for specific exchange / base pairing combinations for that asset. You can even setup alerts and charts for multiple exchanges / base pairings for the same asset.
 
-Running price charts or price alerts requires setting up a cron job on the Ubuntu / Raspberry Pi machine or website server (this is automated for Ubuntu / Raspberry Pi users who use the automated install script), otherwise charts / alerts will not work. Also see the related settings in Admin Config for charts / alerts. 
+Running price charts or price alerts requires setting up a cron job or scheduled task on the Ubuntu / Raspberry Pi / Windows 10 machine or website server (this is automated for Ubuntu and Raspberry Pi users using the automated FOLIO-INSTALL.bash script / Windows 10 users who run the ADD-WIN10-SCHEDULER-JOB.bat file), otherwise charts / alerts will not work. Also see the related settings in Admin Config for charts / alerts. 
 
 Once a cron job is setup, there is no need to keep your PC / Laptop turned on. The price charts and price alerts run automatically from your app server. If you encounter errors or the charts / alerts don't work during setup, check the error logs file at /cache/logs/error.log for errors in your configuration setup. Basic checks are performed and errors are reported there, and on the Settings page. 
 
@@ -149,7 +150,9 @@ As mentioned previously, if you run the automated setup / install script for Ubu
 
 Note that you should have the cron job run every 5, 10, 15, 20, or 30 minutes 24/7, based on how often you want chart data points / alerts / any other cron based features to run. Setting up the cron job to run every 20 minutes is the RECOMMENDED lowest time interval. IF SET BELOW 20 MINUTES, lite chart disk writes may be excessive for lower end hardware (Raspberry PI MicroSD cards etc). IF SET #VERY LOW# (5 / 10 minutes), the free exchange APIs may throttle / block your data requests temporarily on occasion for requesting data too frequently (negatively affecting your alerts / charts). 
 
-Here is an example cron job command line for reference below (NOT including any cron parameters your host interface may require), to setup as the "command" within a cron job. Replace system paths in the example with the correct ones for your server (TIP - A very common path to PHP on a server is /usr/bin/php):
+FOR WINDOWS 10 USERS, just click / run the file 'ADD-WIN10-SCHEDULER-JOB.bat' found in the main directory of the app, and everything will be automatically setup for you. As long as you login into your Windows account after system startup, the scheduled task will run every 20 minutes until your computer is shut off.
+
+FOR LINUX / MAC USERS, here is an example cron job command line for reference below (NOT including any cron parameters a remote host interface may require), to setup as the "command" within a cron job. Replace system paths in the example with the correct ones for your server (TIP - A very common path to PHP on a server is /usr/bin/php):
 
 /path/to/php -q /home/username/path/to/website/this_app/cron.php
 

app-lib/php/classes/core/cache.php

@@ -659,7 +659,12 @@ function save_file($file, $data, $mode=false, $lock=true) {
 
   $path_parts = pathinfo($file);
 
-  $file_owner_info = posix_getpwuid(fileowner($file));
+    if ( function_exists('posix_getpwuid') ) {
+    $file_owner_info = posix_getpwuid(fileowner($file));
+    }
+    else {
+    $file_owner_info = get_current_user();
+    }
 
 
     // Does the current runtime user own this file (or will they own it after creating a non-existent file)?
@@ -2177,4 +2182,4 @@ function ext_data($mode, $request_params, $ttl, $api_server=null, $post_encoding
 
 
 
-?>
+?>

app-lib/php/classes/core/general.php

@@ -2310,6 +2310,15 @@ function chart_data($file, $chart_format, $start_timestamp=0) {
       }
 
 
+      foreach ( $data as $check_key => $check_value ) {
+
+        if ( $check_value == 'NO_DATA' || $check_value == '' ) {
+        unset($data[$check_key]);
+        }
+
+      }
+
+
    return $data;
 
    }
@@ -3105,4 +3114,4 @@ function system_info() {
 }
 
 
-?>
+?>

app-lib/php/init.php

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@
 
 
 // Application version
-$app_version = '5.03.1';  // 2021/October/27TH
+$app_version = '5.03.2';  // 2021/October/9TH
 
 // Application edition
 $app_edition = 'server';  // 'server' OR 'desktop' edition (LOWERCASE)
@@ -203,7 +203,8 @@
 
 
 // Register the base directory of this app (MUST BE SET BEFORE !ANY! init logic calls)
-$base_dir = preg_replace("/\/app-lib(.*)/i", "", dirname(__FILE__) );
+$file_loc = str_replace('\\', '/', dirname(__FILE__) ); // Windows compatibility (convert backslashes)
+$base_dir = preg_replace("/\/app-lib(.*)/i", "", $file_loc );
 
 
 //!!!!!!!!!! IMPORTANT, ALWAYS LEAVE THIS HERE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@ -266,8 +267,14 @@
 exit;
 }
 
+
 // Current runtime user
+if ( function_exists('posix_getpwuid') && function_exists('posix_geteuid') ) {
 $current_runtime_user = posix_getpwuid(posix_geteuid())['name'];
+}
+else {
+$current_runtime_user = get_current_user();
+}
 
 
 // Get WEBSERVER runtime user (from cache if currently running from CLI)
@@ -499,4 +506,4 @@
 
 
 
-?>
+?>

config.php

@@ -1400,7 +1400,7 @@
 
 
 // Ignore warning to use PHP-FPM (#PHP-FPM HELPS PREVENT RUNTIME CRASHES# ON LOW POWER DEVICES OR HIGH TRAFFIC INSTALLS)
-$pt_conf['dev']['ignore_php_fpm_warning'] = 'no'; // (default = 'no', options are 'yes' / 'no')
+$pt_conf['dev']['ignore_php_fpm_warning'] = 'yes'; // (default = 'no', options are 'yes' / 'no')
 
 
 // Maximum number of BATCHED coingecko marketcap data results to fetch, per API call (during multiple / paginated calls) 
@@ -3073,4 +3073,4 @@
 //!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
 
-?>
+?>

templates/interface/desktop/php/header.php

@@ -152,8 +152,8 @@
 	var charts_num = <?=( $sel_opt['show_charts'][0] != '' ? sizeof($sel_opt['show_charts']) : 0 )?>;
 	var charts_loaded = new Array();
 
-	var sorted_by_col = <?=$sel_opt['sorted_by_col']?>;
-	var sorted_asc_desc = <?=$sel_opt['sorted_asc_desc']?>;
+	var sorted_by_col = <?=( $sel_opt['sorted_by_col'] ? $sel_opt['sorted_by_col'] : 0 )?>;
+	var sorted_asc_desc = <?=( $sel_opt['sorted_asc_desc'] ? $sel_opt['sorted_asc_desc'] : 0 )?>;
 
 	var charts_background = '<?=$pt_conf['power']['charts_background']?>';
 	var charts_border = '<?=$pt_conf['power']['charts_border']?>';

templates/interface/desktop/php/user/user-sections/help.php

@@ -163,6 +163,8 @@
 	        Your web host must have CURL modules activated on your HTTP server. Most web hosting companies provide this "out-of-the-box" already. This app will detect whether or not CURL is setup on your website server (and also alert you to any other missing required system components / configurations). 
 	    <br /><br />
 
+WINDOWS 10 USERS WHO ARE USING XAMPP WILL NEED TO ENABLE GD FOR PHP (FOR THE ADMIN LOGIN CAPTCHA SECURITY) BEFORE USING THIS APP. PLEASE SEE THE SCREENSHOT LOCATED AT <a href='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/taoteh1221/Open_Crypto_Tracker/main/DOCUMENTATION-ETC/XAMPP-ENABLE-GD.png' target='_blank'>/DOCUMENTATION-ETC/XAMPP-ENABLE-GD.png</a> FOR A VISUAL ON SETTING THIS UP EASILY.<br /><br />
+
 See "<span class='bitcoin'>Setting Up Price Charts And Email / Text / Telegram / Alexa / Google Home Price Alerts</span>"</a>, for how to setup a cron job for additional features. 
 
 	      </div>
@@ -197,7 +199,7 @@
 	      You can setup price charts or price alerts in your app install. Price alerts can be sent to email, mobile phone text, Telegram, and Alexa / Google Home notifications. You will be alerted when the [configured default primary currency] price of an asset goes up or down a certain percent or more (whatever percent you choose in the settings), for specific exchange / base pairing combinations for that asset. You can even setup alerts and charts for multiple exchanges / base pairings for the same asset.
 	    <br /><br />
 
-Running price charts or price alerts requires setting up a cron job on the Ubuntu / Raspberry Pi machine or website server (this is automated for Ubuntu / Raspberry Pi users who use the automated install script), otherwise charts / alerts will not work. Also see the related settings in Admin Config for charts / alerts. 
+Running price charts or price alerts requires setting up a cron job or scheduled task on the Ubuntu / Raspberry Pi / Windows 10 machine or website server (this is automated for Ubuntu and Raspberry Pi users using the automated FOLIO-INSTALL.bash script / Windows 10 users who run the ADD-WIN10-SCHEDULER-JOB.bat file), otherwise charts / alerts will not work. Also see the related settings in Admin Config for charts / alerts. 
 	    <br /><br />
 
 Once a cron job is setup, there is no need to keep your PC / Laptop turned on. The price charts and price alerts run automatically from your app server. If you encounter errors or the charts / alerts don't work during setup, check the error logs file at /cache/logs/error.log for errors in your configuration setup. Basic checks are performed and errors are reported there, and on the Settings page. 
@@ -212,7 +214,9 @@
 Note that you should have the cron job run every 5, 10, 15, 20, or 30 minutes 24/7, based on how often you want chart data points / alerts / any other cron based features to run. Setting up the cron job to run every 20 minutes is the RECOMMENDED lowest time interval. IF SET BELOW 20 MINUTES, lite chart disk writes may be excessive for lower end hardware (Raspberry PI MicroSD cards etc). IF SET #VERY LOW# (5 / 10 minutes), the free exchange APIs may throttle / block your data requests temporarily on occasion for requesting data too frequently (negatively affecting your alerts / charts). 
 	    <br /><br />
 
-Here is an example cron job command line for reference below (NOT including any cron parameters your host interface may require), to setup as the "command" within a cron job. Replace system paths in the example with the correct ones for your server (TIP - A very common path to PHP on a server is /usr/bin/php):
+FOR WINDOWS 10 USERS, just click / run the file 'ADD-WIN10-SCHEDULER-JOB.bat' found in the main directory of the app, and everything will be automatically setup for you. As long as you login into your Windows account after system startup, the scheduled task will run every 20 minutes until your computer is shut off.<br /><br />
+
+FOR LINUX / MAC USERS, here is an example cron job command line for reference below (NOT including any cron parameters your host interface may require), to setup as the "command" within a cron job. Replace system paths in the example with the correct ones for your server (TIP - A very common path to PHP on a server is /usr/bin/php):
 	    <br /><br />
 
 <pre class='rounded' style='display: inline-block;<?=( $pt_gen->is_msie() == false ? ' padding-top: 1em !important;' : '' )?>'><code class='hide-x-scroll less' style='white-space: nowrap; width: auto; display: inline-block;'>/path/to/php -q /home/username/path/to/website/this_app/cron.php</code></pre>

templates/interface/desktop/php/user/user-sections/update.php

@@ -270,7 +270,7 @@ classname: 'balloon-tooltips',
 
 	<div> &nbsp; </div>
 
-	<p><a style='font-weight: bold;' href='README.txt' target='_blank'>Editing The Portfolio Assets List, and Enabling Email / Text / Telegram / Alexa / Google Home Price Alerts (installation on Ubuntu, Raspberry Pi, or website)</a></p>
+	<p><a style='font-weight: bold;' href='README.txt' target='_blank'>Editing The Portfolio Assets List, and Enabling Email / Text / Telegram / Alexa / Google Home Price Alerts (installation on Ubuntu, Raspberry Pi, Windows 10, or website)</a></p>