Block-Text

This is where you can define text to be displayed when blocking occurs. Different blocking texts can be defined for different languages. The display of blocking text is controlled by the language setting transmitted by the browser (user agent).

• Language Entering the appropriate country code here ensures that users receive all messages in their browser's preset language. If the country code set in the browser is found here, the matching text will be displayed. You can add any other language. Examples of the country code:
  • de-DE: German-Germany
  • de-CH: German-Switzerland
  • de-AT: German-Austria
  • en-GB: English-Great Britain
  • en-US: English-USA
  Note: The country code must match the browser language setting exactly, e,g, "de-DE" must be entered for German ("de" on its own is not sufficient). If the country code set in the browser is not found in this table, or if the text stored under that country code is deleted, the predefined default text ("default") will be used. You can modify the default text.
  Possible values:
  • 10 alphanumerical characters
  Default:
  • Blank
• Text Enter the text that you wish to use as blocking text for this language. Possible values:
  • 254 alphanumerical characters
  Default:
  • Blank
  Special values: You can also use special tags for blocking text if you wish to display different pages depending on the reason why the website was blocked (e.g. forbidden category or entry in the blacklist). The following tags can be used as tag values:
  • <CF-URL/> for a forbidden URL
  • <CF-CATEGORIES/> for the list of categories why the website was blocked
  • <CF-PROFILE/> for the profile name
  • <CF-OVERRIDEURL/> for the URL used to activate the URL (this can be integrated in a simple <a> tag or in a button)
  • <CF-LINK/> adds a link for activating the override
  • <CF-BUTTON/> for a button for activating the override
  You can use a tag with attributes to display or hide parts of the HTML document: <CF-IF att1 att2> ... </CF-IF>. Possible attributes are:
  • BLACKLIST: If the site was blocked because it is in the profile blacklist
  • CATEGORY: If the site was blocked due to one of its categories
  • ERR: If an error has occurred.
  Since there are separate text tables for the blocking page and the error page, this tag only makes sense if you have configured an alternative URL to show on blocking.
  • OVERRIDEOK: If users have been allowed an override (in this case, the page should display an appropriate button)
  If several attributes are defined in one tag, the section will be displayed if at least one of these conditions is met. All tags and attributes can be abbreviated to the first two letters (e.g. CF-CA or CF-IF BL). This is necessary as the blocking text may only contain a maximum of 254 characters.
  • Example:
  <CF-URL/> is blocked because it matches the categories <CF-CA/>.<br>Your content profile is <CF-PR/>.<br><CF-IF OVERRIDEOK><br><CF-BU/></CF-IF>
  Note: The tags described here can also be used in external HTML pages (alternative URLs to show on blocking).