Quote:
Originally Posted by Csar
Well, you wouldn't need to "block" the users but simply not count if they're eing referred, If I'm right you could use something like this:
PHP Code:
<?php
$blacklist = Aray(/*Terms that identify banned sites for example:*/ 'yarolds', 'google');
$click_allowed = true;
foreach ($blacklist as $disallowedpage)
if (strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERRER'], $disallowedpage) !== false) $click_allowed=false;
?>
Later you can just check against your prohibited pages, something like this
PHP Code:
<?php
if ($click_allowed) echo 'This is a normal user';
else echo 'You should not use any click services';
?>
If you would like to limit the number of clicks everyday you would need to add an extra table to your MySQL.
Hope it helped
C# |
This looks cool, but seems that you made a typo here:
PHP Code:
$blacklist = Aray(/*Terms that identify banned sites for example:*/ 'yarolds', 'google');
It should be this if I am correct:
PHP Code:
$blacklist = Array(/*Terms that identify banned sites for example:*/ 'yarolds', 'google');
But anyway I do not recommend the approach to block incoming traffic, since even without Yarold they can still find other ways to level up quickly. A better approach is to write a code that count how many clicks this very adoptable has received during the day and generates an error message if the number is above 10.