When someone make a post in the forum and include a link for example www.link.com and if people click on that link in that post. then website www.link.com will be able to see the traffic has been reffered from that post. Is it possible to disable that option? So when ppl click on links from your forum otherwises won't beable to see where they coming from.
How do i disable refferal links?
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I'm pretty sure this is a server issue but I don't know how to block this.Steve Machol, former vBulletin Customer Support Manager (and NOT retired!)
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Sorry but if I knew how to do this I would have already posted it.Steve Machol, former vBulletin Customer Support Manager (and NOT retired!)
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I see. thanks how about is there a way to stop ppl making links directly? Like disallow them to type http://www.link.com in the forum. to make the forum show the link but can not click on it. they must copy and past to a new window.Comment
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You can disable the URL BB coe:
Admin CP -> vBulletin Options -> BB Code Settings -> Enabled Built-in BB Codes
Then uncheck:
Links ([URL], [THREAD], [POST])
It's a little messy since the URL tags will still show, but this accomplishes what you want without hacking.Steve Machol, former vBulletin Customer Support Manager (and NOT retired!)
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I finally figured out how to do it so I am posting in here hope It can be some help for the vb support team and other members.
First you need to make a php script called redirect.php or whatever you name it doesn't really matter.
Open a Note Pad, Copy and past this code in it.
PHP Code:<?
$url = '';
while (list($var,$val) = each($_GET))
$url .= "&$var=$val";
$i = strpos($url, "&url=");
if ($i !== false)
$url = substr($url, $i + 5);
print("<html><head><meta http-equiv=refresh content='0;url=$url'></head><body>\n");
print("<table border=0 width=100% height=100%><tr><td><h2 align=center>Redirecting you to:<br />\n");
print("$url</h2></td></tr></table></body></html>\n");
?>
Now open Open includes/functions_bbcodeparse.php.
Find:
PHP Code:return "<a href=\"$rightlink\" target=\"_blank\">$text</a>";
PHP Code:return "<a href=\"http://www.your.com/redirect.php?url=$rightlink\" target=\"_blank\">$text</a>";
Note* You can also add style to it and theme it to fit your vbforum.
Maybe this could be added for next version vb for more security.
Hope this would be some help for people who is seeking the same resolution.Comment
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Thank you Drache for this interesting PhP code. I am referencing this discussion in another thread:
"Forum preventing members from linking."
Right now, I am trying to find out how to disable completely any active links in posts--but not in signatures...? Any suggestions would be welcome. If interested, please see the above thread.sigpic Krystof
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