Module Position Ban 
Version
1.0.0 (last update on Sep 21, 2008)
Rating
Compatibility
Votes
9
Favoured
24
License
GPL
Non-Commercial
Type
Views
12567
Date Added
4 June 2008
Editor's Note
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bydeadbeef on March 4, 2010
Sebastyne: "Don't really know why you wouldn't want to use this, apart from hiding which CMS system you're using, which is fair enough. I give it "good" instead of "excellent" because although it works, I don't find it a very useful plugin."
Are you serious? Why would you want to give your end users the possibility to see this debug view? Frankly, I'm surprised this option wasn't part of the global configuration until 1.6. FYI: global config->system->debug settings->debug modules.
Rated 'Good' because for 1.5 i'm sure it's great but it's not needed in 1.6.
Are you serious? Why would you want to give your end users the possibility to see this debug view? Frankly, I'm surprised this option wasn't part of the global configuration until 1.6. FYI: global config->system->debug settings->debug modules.
Rated 'Good' because for 1.5 i'm sure it's great but it's not needed in 1.6.
I think it would be helpful to clarify a bit what this plugin does: In a normal Joomla! installation, you can view your module positions by typing ?tp=1 at the end of your address. (I didn't know it until I tested this module thinking it would be doing something else.) When this plugin is enabled, it prevents anyone seeing the module positions (including the admin, btw). Don't really know why you wouldn't want to use this, apart from hiding which CMS system you're using, which is fair enough. I give it "good" instead of "excellent" because although it works, I don't find it a very useful plugin.
byDarndale on April 17, 2009
Effective- It does what it claims. Such simple applications provide your site content and site design with added protection.






