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I didn't know you had this hack >_>... |
I'd like to see this taken just one step further.
Instead of applying a global forum-wide censor list, let users manage their own individual swear-replace list. |
Works fine on 3.06 for me
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This would be more useful if it didn't stop you from using replacement variables for anything else. :( I like the idea though.
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I've noticed a problem with this since we upgraded to 3.0.6.
We don't seem to be able to add a space after a word anymore. For example, replacing 'ass' with '***' would result in '***' when the word ass was found, and '***ert' for the word 'assert'. However telling it to censor ' ass ' would fix that by only affecting 'ass' alone, not when used as part of another word. Since the upgrade, the database won't accept words with a space after them. |
I would like to install this hack. Currently I am using vb 3.06 and will upgrade to vb3.07 this weekend. Does this hack work in vb3.07?
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has this been updated to not touch anything besides text in forums and pm messages?
I dont want this messing up anything else. will wait for an answer. |
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Hello... I'm having the same issue but with a different line refrenced. I really want to do this thing here... I have been reading the thread the whole night and looking into it... I am really Bawls to the wall right now too so my anticipation is through the roof to make this thing happen. My biggest issue is that I really have no background with Php, and am pretty lost... PLEASE HELP! Code:
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING in /forum/includes/functions.php on line 2018 |
Anyway we can get a port to 3.5?
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