By dccrane on

I am very surprised that after Google's sidewiki has been available for a year that nobody has found a way to prevent it's use on a Drupal site, or any other site as far as I can see. I simply do not have time to look periodically at every page of my non-profit site to see if someone has posted spam in a sidewiki.

Help!

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parasox’s picture

parasox commented

I haven't a clue what you speak of, but I think you're saying people can inject something highly unwanted into your site..

You could add some input html filter rules on the affected input boxes to stop that from happening

If you just want a faster way of finding spam on your site, you could use the file system to search. If you host in unix it'll be like a grep or find or whatever command and the syntax of what you're searching for (maybe "sidewiki") that would match.

Hope this helps maybe? Or are you just ranting? ;)

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sepeck commented

sidewiki is an external service and site provided by Google. There is nothing on your server to block

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Codeblind’s picture

Codeblind commented

This looks promising. Try it out and let us know if it works.

http://www.seroundtable.com/archives/020857.html

Addendum: Be sure to read through the comments. There's some more info going on in there.