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supportIs it really necessary to put language like this in a place where it’s going to end up in the header of every page? //FireFox 3 is a bitch; it doesn't track links which open in "self"
Yes exactly! No need. It’s causing my site to be blocked as it contains ‘profane’ language. Almost all major companies and certainly government organisations use content filtering. Any idea how/where I can modify this code so that it doesn’t populate into every header? Many thanks
Well, I’ve found the offending php file. It’s called “click-tracker.php” The author is Eric Lamb (email : eric@ericlamb.net ) I’ve sent him an e-mail asking him to change the language in the next release. However, in the mean time you can modify the file yourself in Notepad or similar. Open the file and scroll down until you find the above line and just substitute the wording to maybe ‘Firefox 3 is wrong…’. Don’t forget to save it as click-tracker.php and then FTP it to it’s home directory. In my case this was: /….(your home directory)…/wp-content/plugins/wp-click-track I hope this will be helpful to someone.
Yes exactly! No need. It’s causing my site to be blocked as it contains ‘profane’ language. Almost all major companies and certainly government organisations use content filtering. Any idea how/where I can modify this code so that it doesn’t populate into every header? Many thanks
Well, I’ve found the offending php file. It’s called “click-tracker.php” The author is Eric Lamb (email : eric@ericlamb.net ) I’ve sent him an e-mail asking him to change the language in the next release. However, in the mean time you can modify the file yourself in Notepad or similar. Open the file and scroll down until you find the above line and just substitute the wording to maybe ‘Firefox 3 is wrong…’. Don’t forget to save it as click-tracker.php and then FTP it to it’s home directory. In my case this was: /….(your home directory)…/wp-content/plugins/wp-click-track I hope this will be helpful to someone.