🛡️ Test Page with NoEntry Bot Blocker

This page demonstrates the NoEntry bot protection system in action

✅ NoEntry Bot Blocker Status: Active and protecting this page

Welcome to the Protected Test Page!

This page is protected by the NoEntry Bot Blocker system. If you can see this content, it means:

🔒 Protection Features Active:
  • Bot detection and blocking
  • IP-based access control
  • Geolocation filtering
  • User agent validation
  • Real-time monitoring

How the Integration Works

The NoEntry bot blocker is integrated into this page using a simple one-line script tag:

<script src="https://lwillsolutions.com/NoEntry/client/noentry_client.php"></script>
⚠️ For Bots and Blocked Users:
If you are a bot or from a blocked location, you would be redirected or blocked before seeing this content.

Test Different Scenarios

You can test the bot blocker by:

  1. Using different browsers - Test with Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.
  2. Simulating bot traffic - Use curl, wget, or automated scripts
  3. Checking from different locations - Use VPN to test geolocation blocking
  4. Testing mobile devices - Verify mobile browser compatibility

Admin Controls

Manage your bot blocker settings:

Sample Content

This is sample content that would be protected from bots. You might include:

📊 Website Analytics

Real visitors: Loading...

Page views today: Loading...

Protected since: Loading...

🔐 Security Information

Your IP: Detecting...

Your location: Detecting...

Browser: Detecting...

Integration Instructions

To add NoEntry protection to any webpage, simply add this line to your HTML head section:

<!-- Add this to your <head> section --> <script src="https://lwillsolutions.com/NoEntry/client/noentry_client.php"></script> <!-- Or add it before closing </body> tag --> <script> // Optional: Custom configuration if (typeof noEntryConfig !== 'undefined') { noEntryConfig.redirectUrl = 'https://example.com/blocked.html'; noEntryConfig.enableLogging = true; } </script>
💡 Pro Tip: You can customize the behavior by configuring the NoEntry settings in your admin panel before adding the script to your pages.