For example, how do I creat a privacy policy page in vbulletin?
Step1:
Admin Control Panel > Styles & Templates > Style Manager > From the drop down behind the style you want to add a new template too, click on the drop down box and select ‘Add new template’. Read the rest of this entry »
That is what I get for my browser.
Something like this would work well.
$langdone == false;
if (preg_match(”/en-gb/siU”, $_SERVER[”HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE”]) == 1) {
echo “echo your en gb links/banner”;
$langdone == true;
}
if (preg_match(”/en-us/siU”, $_SERVER[”HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE”]) == 1) {
echo “echo your en us links/banner”;
$langdone == true;
}// default
if ($langdone==false) {
echo "echo your default links/banner";
}
?>
In php preg_match the s = treat as string, not exactly needed as there are no new lines, i = case insensitive and U = ungreedy
User IP Ban
Valid entries:
IP-addresses should have this format:
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
where “xxx” is a number between 0 and 255. In the .htaccess files you can specify a certain IP from your site, but you can also block full ranges.
Examples:
42.13.6.32
Block the specific IP address
212.172.49.
Blocks all IP’s from the range:
212.172.49.xxx
69.241.
Blocks all IP’s from the range:
69.241.xxx.xxx
81.143.4
Blocks all IP’s from the range:
81.143.4xx.xxx.xxx
To actually set the User IP Ban, put this code in your .htaccess file of your server (or create one of your own):
## USER IP BANNING
order allow,deny
#deny from 218.3.89.115
# deny from 222.184.47 dis allow ip from 222.184.47.0 to 222.184.47.255
allow from all