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[VB3-RC2] vBRedirect v1.1 - Redirect to external pages with your banner above
What It Does:
This script will provide you with a redirect page for all the links people put on your site using the URL tags. It opens a new page with your own customisable banner and text on top and the external link opens within a seperate frame setup by the script. Useful if you want users to stay on your site but still check out posted links. All the banner .gif header attributes are setup from within a template so you don't need to go editing php files to change the look of it. Installation Type: Installation is easy and will take approx 5 mins when following the install.html included. Experiance Level: Amature Install Time: 5 mins PHP Edit?: No file edits needed, AdminCP access needed. Support: Support for this script is available and will be answered either here or On Our Forums. Hope you like my first mod, i normally write full code, not hack other peoples :) JJ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [edit] 11-march-04 01:29 ; Fixed the www and http problem with the links, its recommended you update the redirect.php if you have already installed, or install this again. |
Thanks, I'll try it
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installed, mad some changes, not bad overall, but you should really merge the two cells and make the image be top aligned and left aligned.
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thanks for the comments so far JustJonno |
Can we get a screenshot of what this will look like?
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This will be great for my board!
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installed
thanks is lol :D:D:D |
Nice hack...
I get this error though Not Found The requested URL /forum/www.google.com was not found on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request. |
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JJ |
I get the same. It has to be some sorta bug I think.
When you post an url like this on the forums: www.clanboard.com It won't work. It will add a / in front and look for /www.clanboard.com But if you post the url as: http://www.clanboard.com It works fine. You can test it on my board: www.pc-nerd.com I looked over some code. Looks like this code in functions_bbcodeparse.php may be a prob or not? PHP Code:
See attached screenshot for the /www error. |
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