I work at a Library, and I have set up a test machine that I was trying to use to allow access to only our online databases and a few externally linked-to sites. I have figured out use of the URL.txt,
-all
+site1
+site2 .... etc.
but when I try to click on a link that uses javascript to open a new window, It gave me the not allowed message, as if the URL wasn't on the list. I attempted to fix this with a wildcard character by putting in
+javascript*
This fixed one of these instances, but there are still other links that begin with 'javascript' that won't open despite this added line... is there any way I can allow javascript to open up windows using this URL list? or any other way that the URL list would not conflict with?
...The site that the javascript link intends to open IS allowed in my URL.txt... so I'm stumped.
Any help is appreciated!
Thanks!
Mike
allowing javascript with url.txt
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allowing javascript with url.txt
Last edited by KungFuActionJesus on Sat Nov 04, 2006 3:42 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Try adding the following.
+JavaScript
+About:Blank
Notice the "+JavaScript" does not have an "*" at the end.
See this thread for more information on the PWB filters.
http://teamsoftwaresolutions.com/phpBB2 ... c.php?t=13
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+JavaScript
+About:Blank
Notice the "+JavaScript" does not have an "*" at the end.
See this thread for more information on the PWB filters.
http://teamsoftwaresolutions.com/phpBB2 ... c.php?t=13
--Scott
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