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To enable the Flood Protection feature, please do the following:<br />
To enable the Flood Protection feature, please do the following:<br />
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1. Log into Bravenet and click "Vote Caster" in the list of registered services<br />
1. Log into your Bravenet account<br />
2. Click on "General Settings"<br />
2. Click on the Web Apps tab<br />
3. In the "Flood Protection" section, select Yes<br />
3. Click on "Vote Caster" in your list of Web Tools<br />
4. Scroll down and click on the "Save Changes" button<br />
4. Click on "General Settings"<br />
5. In the "Flood Protection" section, select Yes<br />
6. Scroll down and click on the "Save Changes" button<br />
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The Flood Protection feature relies on both cookie and IP address data to keep track of who has voted. Unfortunately this feature will not work if your voters are all behind a firewall using the same IP.<br />
The Flood Protection feature relies on both cookie and IP address data to keep track of who has voted. Unfortunately this feature will not work if your voters are all behind a firewall using the same IP.<br />
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[[Category:Vote Caster]]
[[Category:Vote Caster]]

Revision as of 13:28, 4 August 2011

To restrict your voters to only allow one vote per day, you can enable the Flood Protection feature for your Vote Caster. This option will prevent another post from being made by the same visitor for exactly 24 hours.

To enable the Flood Protection feature, please do the following:

1. Log into your Bravenet account
2. Click on the Web Apps tab
3. Click on "Vote Caster" in your list of Web Tools
4. Click on "General Settings"
5. In the "Flood Protection" section, select Yes
6. Scroll down and click on the "Save Changes" button

The Flood Protection feature relies on both cookie and IP address data to keep track of who has voted. Unfortunately this feature will not work if your voters are all behind a firewall using the same IP.