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Info: By using this hack your visitors can see theirs IP Address on footer.
Screenshot: ![]() Installation: -Import XML file (as product) through AdminCP: Plugin System > Manage Products > [Add/Import Product] To set options: Go to: vBulletin Options > LOGECT - IP Address Detcetor Versions: v1.0 First rel v1.1 Code optimized and back link removed. Download Now
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Wow... a backlink for like... 2 lines of code? No way I'm installing this.
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also lol @ 2 vB_TemplateParser for placing just a link into the footer... are you serious about this?
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i would not suggest this product
1) it has external advertising when clicking on IP address it links to http://www.logect.com/ 2) you need to be aware of the law before revealing someones IP address on there site, potentially what this mod does it a link track, http://www.logect.com/ will track its IP address as its a referral from your own website |
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| OldSchoolDSL | ||
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@ LOGECT
In my opinion, everything you release is basically spam. Your other (previous) modifications were complete dependent on your site as everything actually loaded on your site (see translation modifications). |
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done the same, yes i also think it violates the terms
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How about this? Logged In and Logged Out. And it checks for proxies.
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| Disasterpiece | ||
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Good to see that you finally got to your senses. It might still be somewhat overpowered to use a product for something you could accomplish with templatevars, but at least it's fairplay without the unnecessarily blown-up code and the backlink.
//e: @boofo: that actually looks damn nice. I just can't think of any use case where a user might want to see that kind of information (since he already knows which browser/os he's using, but still. :up: |
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