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Paul #1
Re: Detecting net nanny
You could always do that in reverse.
If you set PICS ratings on your pages that contain profanity, it will help
IE, NetNanny, CyberPatrol do their job.
It's fair easier to basically say: this page might have some nasty stuff on
it, and let them work out how to deal with it, rather than them telling you
the rules, and you having to deal with it.
Paul
"Brian W" <brianw@gold_death_2_spam_rush.com> wrote in message
news:u8ynsM9RDHA.560@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...automatically> I was just wondering...
>
> Is there any way to detect the rating limits set in a browser or if it is
> running something like Net Nanny?
>
> If this is possible I would like to have something that would change the
> content of a page. For example, if I have the phrase:
> I don't give a shit!
>
> I would like to detect the rating limit, and/or the existence of something
> like Net Nanny then change the phrase to:
> I don't give a crap!
>
> Or just eliminate it altogether. For that matter I could just> redirect if the ratings are in place.
>
> Thanks for your advice.
>
>
> Regards
> Brian W
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>
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Yan-Hong Huang[MSFT] #2
RE: Detecting net nanny
Hello Brian,
I don't think there is anyway to detect client browser's rating limit settings in server side. You could refer to
GetServerVariable() API for almost all the server variables that could be got.
Thanks.
Best regards,
yhhuang
VS.NET, Visual C++
Microsoft
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!Is there any way to detect the rating limits set in a browser or if it is
!running something like Net Nanny?
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!If this is possible I would like to have something that would change the
!content of a page. For example, if I have the phrase:
! I don't give a shit!
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!I would like to detect the rating limit, and/or the existence of something
!like Net Nanny then change the phrase to:
! I don't give a crap!
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!Or just eliminate it altogether. For that matter I could just automatically
!redirect if the ratings are in place.
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!Thanks for your advice.
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!Regards
!Brian W
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