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I think there is an article on this somewhere, but I couldn't find it.
I am having a problem of getting banned every time I try to post a comment because of incorrect referrer. Is this because I am an admin?
http://www.provohappening.com/attraction...raction=40
it's the same result for my other pages.
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Actually, you shouldn't be getting banned if you're an admin. Are you using any add-ons or modifications? Maybe you put in an incorrect id?
I'm giving you three guesses...
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(07-Oct-2010, 06:07 PM)Static Wrote: Actually, you shouldn't be getting banned if you're an admin. Are you using any add-ons or modifications? Maybe you put in an incorrect id?
Did you try posting? I just got a ban from 98.88.169.4 for the same reason
It works when I have admin detection on. I had it off when I tried posting. Any idea what the problem could be?
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Yes, that's my ip.
I'm not sure why it's doing that. Didn't it work correctly earlier? Did you use one of my tutorials/add-ons?
You can turn off the referrer check BTW.
I'm giving you three guesses...
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I am using the dynamic urls and I still have the admin detect to add comment to page script.
What would be the problem if I turn the referrer check off?
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If you are going by the tutorial, make sure that you use
PHP Code:
<?php
$page_id = $_GET['attractions'];
for the id. Then, make sure that the backend has the correct page included.
If you're using the add-on, then make sure any checks are correct in the include script.
If you were to check off the referrer check, then there might be a problem of commenting from a different page. I don't know what could go wrong there, so it seems pretty safe to do so.
I'm giving you three guesses...
