Connectif connection limiter

The page is serving as is. Only the script is missing.

A "blocked" page is seen by visitors, search engine crawlers, and Google exactly as usual. The only thing that isn't received is the Connectif script, even if someone manually pasted it into the theme. Therefore, there's no effect on SEO: nothing is hidden from search engines; the visit simply isn't counted as activity.

/ The country, according to official records and not GeoIP

GeoIP databases "geolocate" and make mistakes with operators working in multiple countries. The module uses the country of the IP address holder to whom the block was assigned in the regional registries. For example, DIGI Spain appears as Romania in many GeoIP databases; in RIPE, the block 79.116.0.0/15 is delegated to Spain, and here it is counted as Spain.

You choose the countries with their codes ( ES, PT ), or leave the list empty so that all countries are included and you only need to use the other filters. The data is pre-populated and is updated manually or with a monthly cron job.

/ Robots: everything that is not a person

One main switch and one per family, all enabled by default. You turn off the one you want to measure and add your own User-Agent patterns.

/ URLs that should not spend activity

One rule per line; matches any URL that starts with it and accepts the wildcard * . Three are included by default ( /.well-known/passkey-endpoints , /api/customers , and /api/order_details ). And you can choose not to send 404 pages: bots try thousands of non-existent URLs, and each one with the Connectif script is an activity.

Your team, out of account

Each time someone opens the back office, the module records their IP address, and their visits to the store stop being sent, even if they are not logged in. An IP address is forgotten after N days of inactivity (90 by default), because home and mobile IP addresses eventually become registered to other users. If an IP address should never be excluded, it is placed in the "IPs always allowed" list.

/ URL Log: Find out where the plan is going

The module counts how many times each URL (without domain or parameters) has been sent, ordered by visits. For each one, you decide:

Measure before you play, and check what you've played.

The Summary tab shows pages with and without Connectif from the last 30 days, broken down by reason and country. The tester tells you what would happen with a specific IP address, URL, and User-Agent, and which rule applies. There's also a link to see the actual store as another IP address would see it.