A Question on Sitebuilder Pages
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Perfect ....many thanks
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A Question on Sitebuilder Pages
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Is there any way that I could give a profile control over an individual sitebuilder page? I have a number of members who have sitebuilder pages to advertise various products. These need to be updated from time to time with news of new products, offers, competitions etc. At the moment members have to send me the updates for entry on their pages. So... I wondered if there was any way to associate a page with a profile and allow the profile to just edit the one associated page?
updated by @ceri-shaw: 05/06/23 08:50:28AM
Tag Module Not Working!
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Hi all...my tag module is not working this morning. When I click on a tag at the bottom of a blog post I get 'Page Not Found'. It was working fine yesterday and I have not re configured or tampered with it in any way. Can anyone advise?
updated by @ceri-shaw: 05/02/23 10:43:13PM
Anything to worry about?
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I recently spotted a dodgy url in my logs. When I tested it I got code on screen in the browser
The query came from the following IP address in Manchester, England ( according to AbuseIPD )
82.132.236.91
The url and the displayed code are in the accompanying zip file.
Is this anything to be worried about?
Cheers
ceri
dogyurl.txt.zip - 695Bupdated by @ceri-shaw: 05/02/23 07:33:19AM
Ban with Wildcard?
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Still getting them....nearly a thousand now...they are now requesting other urls....not just profile pages.....every url is different but they all start with 52 and they all say Des Moines Iowa when I look them up. They do not appear in IPD Abuse so I assume thay are mostly previously unreported. Does anyone have any idea what is going on?
Ban with Wildcard?
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I tried... 52 (match substring) Need to check the appropriate box for the 'match substring' part BUT it doesn't seem to be working
updated by @ceri-shaw: 02/05/22 07:41:47PM
Ban with Wildcard?
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Can I ban a whole bunch of ip's with a wildcard like so 52 * * *
The reason I ask is that I have had hundreds of illegitimate requests from an ISP in Des Moines Iowa over the last hour.
I dont know what they are trying to achieve but they all attempt to load up a members timeline or home page and they all start with 52 and they are all from Iowa
Would the wildcard trick work?
updated by @ceri-shaw: 05/08/22 05:21:02PM
