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Hello,
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i puted a custom code on top of the load actions to redirect banned ip before the Display form event.

It's possible to not load the form and just show a Alert message (instead of redirect) to inform that the ip is banned from my website ?

Thanks
Best regards

return specific value from a PHP action and check it in an IF Conditions action and display your message!

Hello,
​
thanks for your answer.

I writted this (finded on the forum) :
<?php
$banned_ips = array('192.3.244.45','45.61.169.200');
$ip_address = JRequest::getString( 'REMOTE_ADDR', '', 'server' );
if ( in_array($ip_address, $banned_ips) ) {
$app = JFactory::getApplication();
echo "<p>Votre adresse IP '{ip:}' est considérée comme SPAM, si ce n'est pas le cas merci de nous contacter via les infos à droite!</p>";
$app->redirect('index.php');
}
?>
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But i want to show a message like the message after submitting the form.
How can i call the message in this code? Name of the message "message_spam"
Not making the redirect, juste not loading the form and showing this message.
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Thanks

Hi bjems,
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Banned IP addresses are usually submitted by bots - and they don't read messages.
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If you do really need to display a message then you can use an Event Switcher to check the IP address and that add a Message action before the Load action (and remove the redirect from the PHP).
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Bob

Hello,
​
Thanks.
I tried to remove the redirect, but seems not working (maybe not doing the right things).
The message action are not displaying and the form was loaded.
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I puted the first swither like "spam" name and deleted the second, writted the php code in a custom php module, added the message module.
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I tried with a stopper too, but it not helped.
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Thanks

Hello,
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nobody can help me?
​
BJems

In the PHP code you had before, comment this line:

//$app->redirect('index.php');

And change the message line:

echo "<p class="ui message red">Votre adresse IP '{ip:}' est considérée comme SPAM, si ce n'est pas le cas merci de nous contacter via les infos à droite!</p>";