22 Dec 2012, 8:37 PM
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different headers for different categories or pages
Hi,
Im trying to add some code to ban certain ips from certain categories and pages in my site
the code is
<?php $filelocation = "banned.txt"; $banned_message = "site is now closed"; $banned_url = "http://www.testbanned.com"; # url for redirect here function ShowBan() {global $banned_url, $banned_message; if ($banned_url == "") exit($banned_message); else header("Location: $banned_url"); exit;} if ($_SESSION_['banned'] == 'TRUE') ShowBan(); if (!isset($_SESSION)) session_start(); $ip = isset($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR']) ? $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'] : $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; $banfile = file($filelocation); foreach ($banfile as $list) { $list = rtrim($list); # trim the eol trash if (strstr($ip, $list) && strpos($ip, $list)==0) { $_SESSION_['banned'] == 'TRUE'; ShowBan(); } } ?>so what i have tried is add a folder of the page name to /includes/modules/pages/
so as an example /includes/modules/pages/special-items
and copy in a modifed header_php.php
i am using ceon url so special-items is the page name given, i have also tried cPath=18, cPath18, cPath_18
none of it works!
as a test i did modify the file /includes/modules/pages/about_us that is in there already and it works perfectly, so maybe i am on the right track?
or is there an easier way to accomplish this in another header file?
