This module may be seen as a duplicate of http://drupal.org/project/diggbar although this module seems to redirect the user to the actual URL and that module displays a message. Might be good to combine forces and have one module which gives the option to do both/either. Just a suggestion :).

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#3 diggbar_blocker-431902.patch3.87 KBAnonymous (not verified)

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henrrrik’s picture

Assigned: Unassigned » henrrrik

diggbar_blocker.module currently has a couple of advantages.

  1. Removes the DiggBar
  2. Redirects to the original URL or a special page
  3. Since it's JavaScript it works with any level of caching, including Boost module or a reverse proxy cache (which might be useful if you're dugg)
mcrittenden’s picture

Hmm, I missed the part about redirecting the user to a specified URL. That pretty much replaces the need for a special message ala /project/diggbar, so never mind :).

Anonymous’s picture

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EDIT: Lame, it didn't save my comment!

In the spirit of collaboration and consolidation, I submit a patch (against CVS) to you sir!

Anonymous’s picture

Status: Active » Needs review
mcrittenden’s picture

Mannkind, awesome. If I could send you a cookie right now, I totally would. Hopefully henrrrick will pick it up and get the best of both worlds :).

dave reid’s picture

This module should actually be marked as a duplicate of the *original* one, Frameprevention.

henrrrik’s picture

The main difference is that this module only targets digg.com as referrer (+ the redirect functionality). It's more of a temporary campaign module against the DiggBar and with the latest developments it seems it might not be necessary for much longer.

@mannkind: Cheers for the patch, though I don't think either of us needs to spend more time on this.