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Originally Posted by TheKdd

Couple of questions....

So with this mod I could censor, say, all profanity (that I can come up with lol), then the user themselves would be able to decide whether they want it on or off? That's exactly what I'm looking for if that's the case. I just want to make sure I understand this correctly

Yup, that's correct.

Originally Posted by TheKdd

Second question... is censorship globally enabled automatically, and then the user can then decide they want it off or is it auto off, and the user can go turn it on? Also, for guests viewing, would the censorship be auto-on for them as well until they join and then they can turn it off? If not, is it possible to do this?

Currently I have it set so censorship is disabled by default for users when you install the product. You can change it if you want, but you'll need to edit the product manually before installing it. You would need to edit the following line of the install code...

$db->query_write("ALTER TABLE " . TABLE_PREFIX . "userfield ADD field{$profilefield_id} INT NOT NULL DEFAULT '1';");

And change the 1 near the end to a 0. So it would look like this ...

$db->query_write("ALTER TABLE " . TABLE_PREFIX . "userfield ADD field{$profilefield_id} INT NOT NULL DEFAULT '0';");

They can go into their profile at anytime then to change the censorship status. You can also set an option in the AdminCP to decide whether you want censorship enabled or disabled for new users (this will not change the option for current users).

You can also toggle censorship on or off for visitors from an option in the AdminCP. By default it is set to not censor text for visitors (easily changed though, like I mentioned).

I will be releasing a new version soon with some fixes for vbulletin4. I'm pretty sure I fixed the bug CClements pointed out. If I don't hear back in a week I'll post the new version since I'm pretty confident it's fixed.