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Word Censoring Code - Posted By dog199200 (dog199200) on 12th Jan 10 at 8:53pm
This may seem odd but can someone code me a code that when someone makes a post that contains a word that has been censored, the code then makes a post in a board or in a thread that i define and it will post the displayname of the person who posted, and the URL to the exact post the word was in?
I know it may sound strange but i need it to help manage everything on a forum of mine cause sooner or later its going to get to big to be able to manage every thread on my own.
Also i am wondering does anyone know if admins are void to censored words
and if not can i get a code that will allow select staff groups to view censored words for management reasons.
Re: Word Censoring Code - Posted By Michael (wrighty) on 13th Jan 10 at 1:01am
First isn't possible.
Admins aren't exempt.
Give the staff group the permission to see the censored word list?
Re: Word Censoring Code - Posted By dog199200 (dog199200) on 13th Jan 10 at 2:57am
I don't need then to see the list, but the words after its been censored. yes i know context clues are a great help but they can just still add the *Censored* text and in turn never did swear, and the point of the codes is so that staff can more easily catch a member swearing to better control the warning system. So i was hoping that there could be at least a code made that says something like *Censored* {Censored Word Here}, but can only be seen by the assigned usergroup, but if not then thats fine, just would have to fine some way to get the community to work together and report people that break rules like swearing.
Re: Word Censoring Code - Posted By Michael (wrighty) on 13th Jan 10 at 3:04am
Thing is, due to how the censored words work, there's no way to know of a censored word =/
And running it through JS would be pointless.
Re: Word Censoring Code - Posted By dog199200 (dog199200) on 13th Jan 10 at 3:30am
so maybe this would be something worth suggesting?
Either a database for those breaking work censors or staff having the optional power to see censored words? maybe both?
Re: Word Censoring Code - Posted By Michael (wrighty) on 13th Jan 10 at 3:36am
I doubt that the first would be feasible, nor worth it. The latter perhaps.