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Click on V-Bulletin Options - Prevent Spam. Then in the Max posts enter the appropriate number.
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First off, thanks for a great hack!
Is there a way to be notified of new posts that are now moderated? I don't go into admincp very often and as far as I can see that's the only way to get a list of moderated posts. |
thank u
*installed* |
I've found that most (if not all spam) I encounter is the first post in a thread.
Anyone know how to modify this hack to only apply to new threads, and ignore replies? |
Towards the bottom click the Prevent Spam feature and you can configure it from there.
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h2ojunkie,
I get about 60% in new threads, and the other 40% as replies. Either way, I rarely get false positives so it's not a problem. |
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Wow, I've been getting about 80% false positive on [url (it's the nature of my web site). But so far, every actual positive has been on new thread only, and not on reply. |
Get rid of the "[url" filter and add more specific ones.
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:up: Great Mod SirAdrian- up and running and catching them all.
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I'm sure there's a way to change this to dis-clude a certain membergroup... but i'm not sure what the variable is. I don't want my vendors (often who are new to the site) to have their ads sent to the mod queue.
Anyone have the right string? Code:
if ($vbulletin->userinfo['posts'] <= $vbulletin->options['preventspam_posts'] |
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