Seems to work perfect in 2.28! Great hack! Thanks!!

I run 2.28 and Cannot seem to get this to work with trilOByte's Welcome panel hack. the code works so i cannot hotlink the avatar, but in the welcome panel it also shows my logo instead of the users avatar. any help would be awsome! thanks

// Cross-link hack by Guru 2/24/2002
// Check that we aren't linked somewhere else
$url = parse_url($HTTP_REFERER);
$checkurl = strtolower($url["host"]);
if (false === strpos($checkurl, "wpgrevscene") ||
false === strpos($checkurl, "winnipegrevscene")) {
// Remove this code if you just want to break the image
// Substitute my Logo
header("Content-Type: image/gif");
$filename = "/home/wpgrevsc/www/images/wpgrev.gif";
$image = fread(fopen($filename,"r"),100000);
echo $image;
fclose($image);
// End Substitute my Logo

exit;
}

Will this also work if you place it somewhere for smilies?

Where the heck would it go?

I have no clue for the last two questions. Anyone?

An .htaccess file in the smilies directory would do the trick. Something along the lines of:

After a brief amount of thought, of course smilies can't be protected by this code. They are individual files, served up by your host.

FWC,

That worked perfectly! Thanks for the help!

Does anyone know if there is a way to also protect an IIS server the same way, I don't use it for my vb server, but some of my web pages are hosted on Win2k.

You're welcome. :)

I can't help you with IIS, though. Don't know of the equivalent to mod_rewrite.

is there a way to put a link at the top and bottom of the attachment...

Image Found at Mysite.com

or Visit Mysite.com

as part of the attachment

http://www.ls6.com/forums/attachment.php?postid=157722

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