Malicious PHP code

I found the following inserted to the far right of some of my PHP scripts behind SpiderOnFire.

Android Fragment Not Replacing Main Activity on Marshmallow

I am writing a calendar app that will listen for clicks on dates and drive the remainder of the app's functions by date and user.

The reason I am posting this is that my fragments replaced the main activity okay on a Lollipop device, but not on Marshmallow

After many hours of frustration, I happened to tilt the Marshmallow phone just enough to have the external light source reveal that the fragment was indeed present on the main activity, but BEHIND IT. This was not readily detected because the backgrounds are the same color and size while the main activity layout was 100% opaque. It was my elevation shadow that showed another layer beneath the main activity

Shazam!!! This fixed that problem:

When I build the fragment, I also specify calendar.setVisibility(View.GONE); , where calendar is the CalendarView in the XML layout.

This may not be proper form, but I don't care as I must push on and build the server application to the mobile. Meanwhile, here are some screen shots of the actual source code that I built and compiled directly on a Samsung Tablet with AIDE.

Aha...the all important build.gradle file

Amazon Web Services Story - AWS, EC2 and the WIMP

Here are the steps that I took to create an AWS EC2 running Windows IIS, MySQL, PHP (WIMP), .NET, ASP, Visual Studio.

I started by reading the AWS documentation.

Get AWS account and create and Windows Server Instance - Already plenty of on-line documentation.

Connect to the instance through Remote Desktop.

Click the Windows Start icon and locate Server Manager Dashboard to install Windows IIS. - Also plenty of documentation on-line.

This is what you should see as you run through the process:

This is where web files go.

Open a browser from inside the
Remote Desktop Connection
and type localhost in the address bar.

Now in order to download and install programs from the internet, you will
need to turn off Internet Enhanced Security.

Finally, you can download the Microsoft Web Platform
installer and go to town. (Remember to turn Internet Enhanced Security back on.)

One last thing ...You may need to play around with HTTP and port 80 and other such nuances.

VOILA!

Problem with Android Lollipop ( 5.1.1) Action Bar and Tool Bar

PROBLEM: Hamburger icon in the ActionBar/ToolBar is not clickable, but a swipe from the left displays the drawer layout with menu items.
RESOLUTION: Use the CORRECT constructor for ActionBarDrawerToggle:

ActionBarDrawerToggle (Activity activity, 

                DrawerLayout drawerLayout, 

                Toolbar toolbar, ◄ - THIS IS THE KEY. Previously missing.

                int openDrawerContentDescRes, 

                int closeDrawerContentDescRes)


The main activity should extend AppCompatActivity.


and create an instance of android.support.v7.widget.Toolbar


There are plenty of full code examples online but remember to  setSupportActionBar(toolbar); and that is it!


BTW


Here is what my build.gradle looks like:

...

android { 

compileSdkVersion 21 

buildToolsVersion "21.1.0" 

...

minSdkVersion 11

targetSdkVersion 21 

...