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I am no longer giving support for this hack. Use this hack: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=95753 instead. You can take my redirector page and use it though.
Thanks to TC from ElAntro.cl for the PHP code. Active Link Security 5.2 This hack will allow you to have active links on your forum but with security knowing the place were you are linking to wont know were you users came from. IE. If you click on a link in a post on your web site, the web site you go to will not know were you came from. Time: < 30 seconds Files to upload: 1 For vb 3.0.x version: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=70684 No screenshots needed. Also, please click ?install? if you use. Show Your Support
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Hmm... Interesting. Does this in effect act as an outlink filter? Part of why I ask is that if someone posts http://www.website.com it is interpreted as an outgoing link to the Google spiders and most other SE scrapers, but if they come across a dynamic link such as link.php?url=http://www.website.com, it doesn't get indexed as an outlink, and will help your PR.
Is that what this mod does? If not, maybe I'm misunderstanding the purpose of this. |
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What I know this DOES do is does not let the web site you go to know were you came from. Lots if notall web site keep track of were users came from. The hack will prevent them from knowing the people came from your web site. |
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Right, I see what you are saying. I have a feeling that I'm correct about what I posted above. This is a good hack if it works out like I think it will. I'll do some SE testing with it and see what I can come up with. If I have favorable results, I'll let you know.
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I was just thinking about this script, it would be a nice addition to add click tracking to it. Where when someone clicks an outgoing link from your site, the script logs the click, and where you can view different traffic stats in the AdminCP.
OUT CLICKS: 25 http://www.google.com 12 http://www.yahoo.com 10 http://www.vbulletin.org etc... Possibly browser sniffing, resolution tracking etc... Just an idea. |
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Since the recommended code to find does not appear in RC1 you should look for this:
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I just started looking though the code for a way to do it. Your sounds great but too easy. I'll look around a drop more before releasing something. |
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