Block a site url in website application

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I want to block a site when hit explicitly.For eg. a user who is logged in gmail can have access to google plus...but i want to block google plus wen hitted explicitly by the user.He can get the message box there that site is blocked.~~Plz~~ Please help me

Posted 21-May-12 0:13am

yaprig

Updated 21-May-12 0:39am

Shahin Khorshidnia

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 21-May-12 6:37am

You have some explaining to do as your "question" does not make any sense so far. You could start with adding the itsy bitsy, but nevertheless quite interesting, piece about what kind application this is going to be. Then it would be really nice if you could explain what you mean by "logged in gmail"? What client are we talking about here. What the meaning of "hitted explicitly" is supposed to mean can only be told by you!

Thanks for your cooperation!

bbirajdar 21-May-12 6:40am

Incomplete/Unclear

Shahin Khorshidnia 21-May-12 6:42am

If the blocked site is yours then you can check the user Session while he/she is trying to open it and if they are not allowd then redirect them to somewhere else.

If the blocked site is not yours, then he/she can open the site form the address bar

yaprig 21-May-12 7:04am

yes blocked site is mine...how to create and check for user session...I am new to web application please tell

yaprig 21-May-12 7:05am

U got me right..i want to block the site when user open from the address bar...thnx

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Ruard · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-21T13:54:00

I think what you are looking for is how to prevent deep linking. A deep link is a direct link to a web site’s resource without accessing the main page of the site.

See this link for more information: http://blog.hussulinux.com/2007/08/deep-linking-how-to-avoid/[^]

Another thing you can do is to check HTTP_REFERER to see how the user got to your website.
But since this information can be altered or may not be available I don't think I would use this.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/395034/how-to-prevent-deep-linking-to-files-on-my-website[^]