AstrizStudios

Also, the way it works is that when you click on ads the cookie keeps track of the clicking count. After the limit exceeds, then the front end of the site sends a request to the backend of your site to add that IP as a banned IP for how much time mentioned in the settings area of the plugin.

> So, if the user does not have a cookie in their browser, their ip based click count is not actually counted?
It does not check against the IP and how many times they’ve clicked (only through cookie?)

If I had a clickbot that was aimed to saboutage my site (competitor), that cleared cookies, I’d say this plugin needs an improvement. The IP service, needs to save it in a log, along with their clicks (against IP, not cookie). All of this can be achieved with simple logging of IP and clicks against IP.

Unless I am wrong and you do keep track of clicks against IP (that is not only just cookie based).

From my tests, as I said, it seems after 1 click, that the user does not get banned.

Or when I AM banned (no previous cookie for it) that on first load it shows ad blocks until I refresh.

Can you also confirm site “holds” IPs of any/all clicks, if they were to come back again (no cookies) that after the second click, they’d be banned because of the IP?

(Just so I know, click limit is 1, so does that mean after 1 click the IP is banned, or is it after a second click they are banned?)

Hi jasonb4u2.

Within the plugin (first time run) you can get a free licence (that does not require any registration on the website) to acquire a licence key, free of charge.

Hello jasonb4u2.

Apologies for the delays regarding this issue.

To be clear, at this time we’re only offering a free subscription to the ProfanityBlocker service, and no payment of any form is available.

Regarding your issue, is it part of an external plugin? Not part of WordPress?
It does not look like it is a core part of WordPress?

Thanks for contacting us.

I will be marking this thread as resolved.

Hello Sheridanmedia,

After testing Disqus with our plugin, I am sorry to say we cannot filter text submitted through Disqus. It saves submitted text on their service.

It may be possible to implement a ‘solution’ to allow filtering, but I’d have to get back to you on that.

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