This occurs when trying to register or to use the contact form. The Javascript console gives the following:
PHP: <script>document.cookie = "humans_21909=1"; document.location.reload(true)</script>
Some Googling around this problem (including the cookie name) reveals that some hosts automatically block URLs containing certain strings and 'contact' is specifically mentioned. Apparently my host (www.verio.com) has gone and done the same thing... but the last time I talked to them, they seemed uncertain as to the nature of the problem although they did mention that I was not the first person to contact them about it.
So... has anyone here encountered and/or resolved this problem? I see that 2.2.6 is currently available. Would it by any chance rename these URLs to dodge the host blockers? Is it reasonable to go and rename these URLs (and how would that be done without messing up the base XF functions)?
PHP: <script>document.cookie = "humans_21909=1"; document.location.reload(true)</script>
Some Googling around this problem (including the cookie name) reveals that some hosts automatically block URLs containing certain strings and 'contact' is specifically mentioned. Apparently my host (www.verio.com) has gone and done the same thing... but the last time I talked to them, they seemed uncertain as to the nature of the problem although they did mention that I was not the first person to contact them about it.
So... has anyone here encountered and/or resolved this problem? I see that 2.2.6 is currently available. Would it by any chance rename these URLs to dodge the host blockers? Is it reasonable to go and rename these URLs (and how would that be done without messing up the base XF functions)?