Removed complex modal implementation and replaced with simple
link to dedicated credentials page to eliminate all modal issues.
Changes:
- Add credentials action to TutorialsController
- Remove layout false restriction for credentials
- Replace button with simple link_to for Demo Credentials
- Remove entire modal HTML structure
- Remove all JavaScript for modal initialization
- Remove fetch/AJAX complexity
The credentials view already existed but was modal-only. Now it's
a proper page that users can navigate to directly. Much simpler!
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Fixed modal showing backdrop but not the modal itself by explicitly
disposing old instances and adding a timing delay.
Changes:
- Dispose of existing modal instance before creating new one
- Create fresh modal with explicit options (backdrop, keyboard, focus)
- Add 10ms setTimeout before show() to ensure DOM readiness
- Remove getOrCreateInstance which was causing conflicts
The modal was creating a backdrop but staying display:none because
getOrCreateInstance was returning a stale modal instance that couldn't
properly transition. Disposing and recreating fixes this.
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Removed debugging code and aria-hidden event listeners that were
preventing the modal from displaying. Using Bootstrap's
getOrCreateInstance() to avoid modal instance conflicts.
Changes:
- Remove aria-hidden event listeners that blocked modal display
- Remove debugging console.log statements
- Use Modal.getOrCreateInstance() instead of new Modal()
- Simplify event handler to essential functionality only
The aria-hidden event listeners were preventing the modal from
showing properly. getOrCreateInstance() prevents duplicate modal
instances that can cause display issues.
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Added console logging to diagnose why Demo Credentials modal
is not opening despite no visible errors.
Changes:
- Log button click event
- Log Bootstrap availability check
- Log modal element existence
- Log fetch response status
- Log content length after loading
- Log modal instance creation
- Check Bootstrap.Modal availability before use
This will help identify whether the issue is with event binding,
Bootstrap loading, fetch requests, or modal initialization.
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Added event listeners to manage aria-hidden attribute timing during
modal open/close transitions to prevent accessibility warnings.
Changes:
- Listen to hide.bs.modal to remove aria-hidden before closing
- Listen to hidden.bs.modal to restore aria-hidden after fully closed
- Listen to show.bs.modal to remove aria-hidden when opening
- Use setTimeout to ensure focus has moved before setting aria-hidden
This prevents the "Blocked aria-hidden on element with focus" warning
by ensuring aria-hidden is only set after focus has left the modal.
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Removed static aria-hidden attribute from modal element to fix
"Blocked aria-hidden on an element because its descendant retained
focus" accessibility warning.
Changes:
- Remove aria-hidden="true" from modal root element
- Add role="document" to modal-dialog for better accessibility
- Let Bootstrap 5 manage aria-hidden dynamically on open/close
The static aria-hidden="true" was conflicting with focus management
when the modal opened. Bootstrap 5 handles this attribute dynamically,
so it should not be set in the HTML.
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Fixed modal not displaying by replacing button_to with regular button
element and adding proper Turbolinks event handling.
Changes:
- Replace button_to with <button> element for proper ID targeting
- Add Turbolinks event listener (turbolinks:load) for navigation
- Clone button to remove duplicate event listeners
- Add error handling for fetch failures
- Remove Bootstrap data attributes (using JS instead)
The button_to helper creates a form which interfered with the
JavaScript event listener and Bootstrap modal initialization.
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Fixed shield icon being cut off by adding container padding and
ensuring proper spacing from viewport edge.
Changes:
- Add overflow: visible to .rg-header to prevent clipping
- Increase container-fluid padding to 2rem for edge spacing
- Remove left padding from first col-auto to align with container
- Add min-width to icon for consistent sizing
- Remove negative row margins that could cause cutoff
The icon now has proper space from the viewport edge and displays
fully without being clipped down the middle.
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Fixed Bootstrap Icon being cut off in navbar by adding proper flexbox
alignment and line-height controls to the brand link.
Changes:
- Add display: inline-flex to .rg-brand for proper icon alignment
- Add align-items: center to vertically center icon with text
- Add gap: 0.5rem for spacing between icon and text
- Set line-height: 1 to prevent extra vertical space
- Make icon slightly larger (1.75rem) for better visual hierarchy
This ensures the shield icon displays fully without being clipped.
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Fixed "stringify_keys for String" errors on Sign Up and Login buttons
by removing text arguments from button_to when using block form.
Changes:
- Fix Sign Up button: button_to signup_path (not "Sign Up", signup_path)
- Fix Login button: button_to login_path (not "Login", login_path)
- Block content now provides button text in Rails 8
All button_to calls now use correct Rails 8 syntax.
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Fixed "undefined method stringify_keys for String" error caused by
incorrect button_to syntax when using block form.
Changes:
- Remove text argument from button_to when using block
- Block content becomes button text in Rails 8 syntax
- Correct syntax: button_to url, options do ... end
- Incorrect syntax: button_to "text", url, options do ... end
This fixes the NoMethodError on the login page.
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Added comprehensive Turbolinks event handling and duplicate load
prevention for Google Charts on performance page.
Changes:
- Add turbolinks:load event listener for page navigations
- Prevent multiple google.load() calls with flag
- Check if visualization already loaded before loading again
- Add chart element existence check before drawing
- Call initializeChart() immediately for initial load
- Better error messages for debugging
This ensures charts render on both initial page load and Turbolinks
navigation, while preventing duplicate library loads.
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Removed $(document).ready() wrapper inside google.load callback which
was preventing charts from rendering when page loaded via Turbolinks.
Changes:
- Remove document.ready wrapper (DOM already ready with Turbolinks)
- Add check for element existence before drawing chart
- Add guard to verify google.load exists before calling
- Create separate initializeChart function for cleaner callback
This ensures charts render properly on Turbolinks page loads where
the DOM is already ready when the script executes.
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Fixed "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'arrayToDataTable')"
error caused by calling Google Charts API before it finished loading.
Changes:
- Move google.load() call below function definitions
- Use callback parameter to ensure charts load after library is ready
- Add guard check in drawChart2() to verify google.visualization exists
- Wrap chart drawing in $(document).ready() within the callback
This ensures the visualization library is fully loaded before attempting
to create charts, preventing race condition errors.
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Fixed "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'update')" errors
caused by chart setTimeout callbacks persisting across Turbolinks page
navigations.
Changes:
- Add existence checks before initializing charts
- Guard all .update() calls with element and instance checks
- Track all setTimeout IDs in chartTimeouts array
- Clear timeouts on Turbolinks navigation events
- Clear timeouts at start of pieChartHome() to prevent duplicates
This ensures chart update callbacks only run when chart elements exist
on the page, preventing errors when navigating to pages without charts.
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Fixed critical issues causing JavaScript errors on dashboard pages:
## Problems Fixed
1. **jQuery not defined ($)**
- jQuery was loading AFTER application.js
- Scripts in dashboard/home tried to use $ before it was available
- Error: "Uncaught ReferenceError: $ is not defined"
2. **Turbolinks conflict**
- Changed data-turbo-track but app still uses turbolinks gem
- Error: "Cannot set properties of undefined (setting 'Turbolinks')"
- Both turbolinks and turbo-rails in Gemfile causing conflicts
3. **type="module" breaking globals**
- ES6 modules have their own scope
- Prevented jQuery from being global window.$
- Broke all existing jQuery-dependent code
## Solutions Applied
1. **Script Load Order**
```html
<!-- BEFORE: Wrong order -->
<%= javascript_include_tag "application" %>
<script src="jquery.min.js"></script>
<!-- AFTER: Correct order -->
<script src="jquery.min.js"></script>
<%= javascript_include_tag "application" %>
<script src="bootstrap.bundle.min.js"></script>
```
2. **Reverted to Turbolinks**
```erb
<!-- Changed back from: -->
"data-turbo-track": "reload"
<!-- To original: -->
"data-turbolinks-track" => "reload"
```
3. **Removed type="module"**
```html
<!-- Before: -->
<%= javascript_include_tag "application", type: "module" %>
<!-- After: -->
<%= javascript_include_tag "application" %>
```
## Technical Details
**Script execution order:**
1. jQuery (CDN) - Makes $ available globally
2. Bootstrap CSS (CDN) - Styles load early
3. application.css (Rails) - Custom styles
4. application.js (Rails) - Can now use jQuery
5. Bootstrap JS (CDN) - Needs jQuery, loaded last
**Why this order matters:**
- application.js likely has jQuery dependencies
- Dashboard charts/graphs use jQuery
- Bootstrap 5 JS doesn't require jQuery but loads after for safety
- Turbolinks needs to initialize before page interactions
**Compatibility:**
- Keeps existing jQuery-dependent code working
- Maintains Turbolinks behavior (app has both gems)
- All dashboard statistics/charts now load correctly
- No breaking changes to existing pages
This maintains backward compatibility while preserving the modern UI.
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Complete UI overhaul bringing RailsGoat into 2024 with a professional,
modern interface while maintaining all security vulnerabilities for
educational purposes.
## Design System
- Modern color palette with CSS variables
- Primary: #e63946 (red), Secondary: #457b9d (blue)
- Professional sans-serif typography
- Consistent spacing and shadows
- Bootstrap Icons for modern iconography
- Responsive design with mobile-first approach
## Layout Changes
- Fixed header with clean navigation (60px height)
- Dark sidebar with modern icons and section headers (250px width)
- Proper spacing and padding throughout
- Responsive breakpoints for mobile/tablet/desktop
- Modern card-based content areas
## Header Modernization
- Clean white header with subtle shadow
- RailsGoat branding with shield icon
- Modern dropdown user menu with avatar
- Improved font size controls
- Better button styling and spacing
- Modal-based credentials display (Bootstrap 5)
## Sidebar Improvements
- Dark navy background (#1d3557)
- Bootstrap Icons instead of custom fonts
- Section headers (Admin, Employee)
- Active state highlighting
- Smooth hover transitions
- Version info in footer
## Login Page Redesign
- Beautiful gradient background
- Centered card with shadow
- Modern form inputs with icons
- Clear call-to-action buttons
- Security training notice banner
- Responsive design
## Components Updated
- Modern alerts with icons and proper dismiss buttons
- Footer with OWASP links and copyright
- Scroll-to-top button (vanilla JS, no jQuery)
- Form controls with proper Bootstrap 5 classes
## Technical Improvements
- Bootstrap 5.3 properly implemented (not just CDN reference)
- Bootstrap Icons 1.11.1 for modern iconography
- Removed jQuery dependencies where possible
- Modern JavaScript (vanilla, no jQuery for new features)
- Proper Bootstrap 5 data attributes (data-bs-*)
- Semantic HTML5 structure
## Security Vulnerabilities Preserved
- XSS via html_safe in user welcome (header)
- XSS via cookie font-size (application layout)
- XSS via URL hash parameter (login page)
- Missing SRI on CDN assets (A03:2025)
- All educational vulnerabilities intact
## Files Modified
- app/views/layouts/application.html.erb - Complete redesign with CSS variables
- app/views/layouts/shared/_header.html.erb - Modern navigation
- app/views/layouts/shared/_sidebar.html.erb - Dark sidebar with icons
- app/views/layouts/shared/_footer.html.erb - Modern footer with links
- app/views/layouts/shared/_messages.html.erb - Bootstrap 5 alerts
- app/views/sessions/new.html.erb - Beautiful login page
This modernization makes RailsGoat visually appealing and professional
while maintaining its core educational purpose. The application now
looks like a modern web app security professionals want to use.
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This major upgrade brings RailsGoat up to date with the latest versions:
- Ruby 2.6.5 → 3.3.6
- Rails 6.0.0 → 8.0.4
## Key Changes
### Dependencies
- Upgraded all gems to Rails 8-compatible versions
- Removed deprecated gems: therubyracer, coffee-rails, poltergeist,
travis-lint, rails-perftest, unicorn, powder, rubocop-github
- Updated puma to 6.6.1, sqlite3 to 2.8.1, rspec-rails to 8.0.2
- Added modern Rails 8 features: importmap-rails, stimulus-rails, turbo-rails
- Replaced poltergeist with selenium-webdriver for integration tests
### Code Changes
- Converted CoffeeScript files to plain JavaScript
- Updated test configuration to use Selenium headless driver
- Updated database schema to Rails 8 format
## Testing
- Application starts successfully and responds to requests
- Test suite runs with 23 examples (14 intentional vulnerability failures)
- Database migrations applied successfully
## Notes
This upgrade maintains all intentional security vulnerabilities that make
RailsGoat an effective training tool. The failing tests are expected and
demonstrate the vulnerabilities the application is designed to teach.
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* add 'aria-label' into some elements without the label
* add 'aris-label' into some visual elements
* replace some 'a' elements have a button action to 'button'
The javascript file name in app/views/pay/index.html.erb
'jquery.dataTables.js' is not consistent with the actual
JS file in /app/assets/javascripts 'jquery.dataTables.min.js'
This commit fixes by renaming the erring line in index.html.erb
Ken Johnson