Enamour & QoL Updates
Posted on 23 Sep '23 filed under Enamour.nu, Update
It has been nearly two months since the last update, though I have been actively implementing changes across Enamour during this period.
One significant improvement is the migration of the entire network from HTTP to HTTPS, enhancing both security and overall performance. On the development side, all fanlisting files have been refactored to minimize individual file edits, streamlining long-term maintenance.
A particularly noteworthy change is the introduction of a centralized script, codes.php, which automatically detects and displays the correct URL path within the front-end interface. This approach functions similarly to a PHP framework, which provides libraries for commonly used functions and reduces the need to write repetitive code from scratch. By implementing this system, all fanlistings maintain a unified structure, eliminating the need to edit individual files when updates are required.
This change not only simplifies maintenance but also ensures consistency across the network, improving both usability and efficiency for administrators and users alike.
One significant improvement is the migration of the entire network from HTTP to HTTPS, enhancing both security and overall performance. On the development side, all fanlisting files have been refactored to minimize individual file edits, streamlining long-term maintenance.
A particularly noteworthy change is the introduction of a centralized script, codes.php, which automatically detects and displays the correct URL path within the front-end interface. This approach functions similarly to a PHP framework, which provides libraries for commonly used functions and reduces the need to write repetitive code from scratch. By implementing this system, all fanlistings maintain a unified structure, eliminating the need to edit individual files when updates are required.
This change not only simplifies maintenance but also ensures consistency across the network, improving both usability and efficiency for administrators and users alike.