In the admincp, do I just put something like:

mydomain.com|www.mydomain.com

Do I need to put anything else in there??

Any chance of this being ported to 3.7?

I'm using this with 3.7.1 and it seems to be working in the same way as it did on 3.6 before I upgraded. I'm still making a few changes to my board, so it's currently closed - but please feel free to try accessing with a web proxy. I've tried several and it redirects every time, but genuine IP's don't seem to have any probs and the spiders are still crawling ;)

Not working with Safari users, it says javascript should be enabled. Is there any other mod to block proxy users?

It's more likely to be the web proxy than the browser, some of them strip the scripts, and some let you choose. Try this one and uncheck the No Scripts box: http://www.guardster.com/subscription/proxy_free.php

Either way, you can't view with the web proxy whether it enables javascript or not. If javascript isn't enabled it stops the redirect though, which is unfortunate because people don't realise why they're being blocked - but then, if they're hiding behind proxies, who cares?

But I'm surfing without a proxy with my enabled Javascript Safari and it still blocks me from watch the forum. Not working fo any Safari users either. This is a shame, please fix it!!

If you read the original post made with this release, it states clearly that it's not compatible with Safari. Having said that, Safari is certainly a fast browser and its users are increasing. Obviously no-one wants to alienate people who use popular browsers, so unless further support/upgrades are offered for this hack, it could be on it's way to the graveyard. I'll be keeping an eye on my visitor configurations - this one may be heading for the bin if Safari continues to grow in popularity.

My mistake, just read Safari users are unable to use it, too bad!

Thanks for the replys mate.

Works like a charm....i tested with most proxy sites.....

what do i do wean i get this.

"Warning: Web Proxy Redirector is not correctly configured, and is therefore disabled"