How to block and replace a website on a PC!

I m going to show an old method - but it is worth to refresh it and post it there 

How to block and replace a website on a PC

My computer=> C drive => Windows=>System32=>drivers=>etc=> host file

Open host file in WordPad or notepad

Now open CMD and type in CMD ping www.google.com then copy the IP Address of Google website

In host file just write the IPaddress of Google website that you copy and name of the website which one you want to block.

Like:
87.248.112.181 www.facebook.com

in this case you will type in URL www.facebook.com but Google website will open.

for block:
type 127.0.0.1 www.facebook.com or www.yahoo.com

it’s not going to open which one you will type.

Hope you found it useful 

I m going to show an old method - but it is worth to refresh it and post it there 

How to block and replace a website on a PC

My computer=> C drive => Windows=>System32=>drivers=>etc=> host file

Open host file in WordPad or notepad

Now open CMD and type in CMD ping www.google.com then copy the IP Address of Google website

In host file just write the IPaddress of Google website that you copy and name of the website which one you want to block.

Like:
87.248.112.181 www.facebook.com

in this case you will type in URL www.facebook.com but Google website will open.

for block:
type 127.0.0.1 www.facebook.com or www.yahoo.com

it’s not going to open which one you will type.

Hope you found it useful 

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How To Fix "Google-Code-Subversion-Repository" Password Request?

Today I will talk about an error generated quite often on your blog or website's screen. Whenever you visit such affected websites, a box appears your screen which asks for username and password.

This is how it will normally look like:

You may like to read:

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Before we get to the solution of the problem, let me acquaint you with a little history as to why does the error occur. Often websites have scripts hosted by the guest users and other people. In the case where they remove such scripts which you were using on your website, the error box will appear asking for username and password.

The error occurs in the form of a dialogue box as shown in the figure above. It states "A username and password are being requested by https://making-different.googlecode.com. The site says: "Google Code Subversion Repository". The link above redirects to who hosted the script.

Why Is There A Need To Fix This ?

So obviously there is a dire need to fix this problem. If this problem persists for a longer span of time, you might lose a fair amount of traffic on your website. People will hesitate opening your web page with confusing fears of being hacked.

How to Fix The The Issue ?

If you are using website services other then blogger, following steps will help you solve the problem.

• Find the source code of your website.
• Locate the script used by that address.
• Delete script and save.

In case if you are using blogger services, following steps shall help you get over the issue.

• Go to the template tab in your blogger.
• Locate the script used by that address.
• The script code can vary according to the address link. However in most cases it might look like this    <script src="https://making- different.googlecode.com/scriptcode" />
• Delete that script.
• Save your template.

You should try your best to avail the opportunity of hosting scripts yourself. www.yourjavascript.com is a good site where you can script comprehensively. Keep in mind that it is always better to ask the publisher when hosting the code your self as they have the Copyrights.

Today I will talk about an error generated quite often on your blog or website's screen. Whenever you visit such affected websites, a box appears your screen which asks for username and password.

This is how it will normally look like:

You may like to read:

• 
  

Before we get to the solution of the problem, let me acquaint you with a little history as to why does the error occur. Often websites have scripts hosted by the guest users and other people. In the case where they remove such scripts which you were using on your website, the error box will appear asking for username and password.

The error occurs in the form of a dialogue box as shown in the figure above. It states "A username and password are being requested by https://making-different.googlecode.com. The site says: "Google Code Subversion Repository". The link above redirects to who hosted the script.

Why Is There A Need To Fix This ?

So obviously there is a dire need to fix this problem. If this problem persists for a longer span of time, you might lose a fair amount of traffic on your website. People will hesitate opening your web page with confusing fears of being hacked.

How to Fix The The Issue ?

If you are using website services other then blogger, following steps will help you solve the problem.

• Find the source code of your website.
• Locate the script used by that address.
• Delete script and save.

In case if you are using blogger services, following steps shall help you get over the issue.

• Go to the template tab in your blogger.
• Locate the script used by that address.
• The script code can vary according to the address link. However in most cases it might look like this    <script src="https://making- different.googlecode.com/scriptcode" />
• Delete that script.
• Save your template.

You should try your best to avail the opportunity of hosting scripts yourself. www.yourjavascript.com is a good site where you can script comprehensively. Keep in mind that it is always better to ask the publisher when hosting the code your self as they have the Copyrights.

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