[TheInsaneManiac]

Originally Posted by AURFSCAN

edit

if (document.cookie.indexOf("tor=") < 0) { 
document.write('<div id=stickymsg><a id="close" href="#" onClick="this.parentNode.parentNode.removeChild(this.parentNode); SetCookie(\'tor\',\'yes\',\'365\');"></a><b>{vb:raw vboptions.tor_alert_message}</b></div></vb:if>');
}

to this

if (document.cookie.indexOf("tor=") < 0)  
document.write <div id=stickymsg><a id="close" href="#" onClick="this.parentNode.parentNode.removeChild(this.parentNode); SetCookie(\'tor\',\'yes\',\'365\');"></a><b>{vb:raw vboptions.tor_alert_message}</b></div></vb:if>

That is strange, in the standard of coding in javascript you always needed the brackets, it was like <vb:if> and </vb:if>

Originally Posted by smirkley

I have successfully installed the detector mod, and tested with the latest TOR browser.

A couple of points,...

I like and prefer the red pop-up in v0.6. it isnt all in the way, but I would like it to always be on every page view. IE-giving the admin the ability to eliminate the X. (already discussed earlier so no biggie)

I noticed that the detector doesnt work on cms pages. Not a problem for me as I dont allow members to create articles, but I think the pop-up should show up there anyway.

I dont know why anyone would use the TOR system, it like slows down my browsing significantly. Maybe I am just not covert and devious enough to need it I guess.


I like it so far. Thanks!

That will be in the next version to eliminate a few other bugs I found. Should be up shortly.

What do you mean it doesn't work on CMS pages? It's hooked into the headers, which if I recall should be used in CMS as well. Is your style different on the CMS than the forum?

Tor runs fine with me, however I am on 50mbps optic internet so that may be why. Even some users are on a 54k internet connection, they just prefer anonymity over being public. Then you get those that are on a set vendetta to make your life a living hell, rather it be spamming your forum with useless junk, or harassing/flaming your board, getting banned, and using a new ip to do it again, regardless it is why I created it. I will actually be investing a little more time into this modification as I noticed since I started blocking Tor users that this one thorn in my side decided to use a web based proxy, which I plan to detect and stop those as well. Eventually if you make things really difficult for them, they give up haha.