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Offline arcticbear

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It's Me Again!!!!
« on: June 05, 2003, 01:47:48 »
With another of my silly suggestions.  

Do you suppose there's a way to add a feature to the config page, which would allow you to insert code that would be generated in the header?  Specifically as you know, I'm involved in several sites that have.....adult content.  And as a responsible adule webmaster I have all my sites rated with RASC to ensure that kids cannot access the  site easily.  But at this point, album.pl seems to have a vunerability in that area since the cgi generates it's pages on the fly and thus it's a little tougher to add the required meta tag to the header that would allow CyberPatrol, NetNanny and MS Explorer to identify the pages rating.

So would it be possible to have a field in the config page, that would at html code to the page header when it's generated by the cgi script?  I hope that's not confusing.

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Re:It's Me Again!!!!
« Reply #1 on: June 05, 2003, 08:46:34 »
Hello again!

I know what you mean, don't worry... ;)

As long as it's "static" content, you can add it to album_header.tml, and that should do the trick. Even if it needs to be within the <head> tag, that's ok, because the header is included in album_header.tml.

If "slightly dynamic" content is required (I.E. URL and things like that) you can still do it via the ####TAGS####  (see the documentation forum for a full list).

If that doesn't fit the bill, let me know, there may be another way...

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Re:It's Me Again!!!!
« Reply #2 on: June 05, 2003, 10:41:03 »
Thank you.  Yes it is static content so I'll try the header tag idea.