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I do use Google Analytics and to do so, I had to paste code into the footer... Code:
<script src="http://www.google-analytics.com/urchin.js" type="text/javascript"> You can see from the pics I posted that the List of Threads Viewed by xxx do appear in Google CSE searches ... Thanks for the feedback Marv... :) Regards, Doug |
To be honest, I can´t recall wether it was Analytics or AdSense. In one of both you could set a login for their bots to crawl sites in the way registered users see it. I guess it was AdSense but I´m not sure. Guess you have to look into your settings there.
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I use Adsense as well, but I don't remember giving them that privilege, but I'll check it Marv ... :up: Although, even if they were just a registered user, that class of usergroup doesn't have permissions to access this mod's screens. Thanks again ... Regards, Doug |
I have looked into this more deeply this afternoon and confirmed there is an issue within the code.
In short - if you have the "Allow Thread Author" option enabled, a bug within the code will allow guests to bypass the permission check on the viewuser page. The workaround [until its fixed] is to disable that option. |
Thank you so much Paul .... :)
I will disable the "Allow Thread Author" option now.... :up: Unfortunately. I notice that the latest version you have v4.1 is noted as not compatible with vBulletin 4.0.7 or Less. We are still using your v4.0.14 with 4.04pl1 of vBulletin and for a whole range of reasons, won't be able to upgrade vBulletin to be able to use a newer fixed version. If it's possible, a patch through a code statement would be great so we could reactivate that function for the original posters. Regards, Doug ps: I was actually going to spend the holidays going through your excellent mods, as I bet we have nearly every one of them installed, checking to see which ones we can upgrade and which later ones don't support our version any longer. |
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I note that there's two occurrences of the XML code (line 686) you recommend get changed. Unfortunately, we don't have an editor with a line counter on our MacBook Pro, just a simple text editor. So, is the one that gets changed the first or second instance of the exact same code shown in your patch? Thanks Paul .. :) Regards, Doug |
It is the second instance (only).
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