flatpress-devel

[fp-dev] QuickSpamFilter extended

[Dominik M. <in...@dm...>]

Hi guys,

in /branches/code-style (SVN:212) I updated the qspam plugin. Now you 
can define the bad words in an andmin panel and define how many of those 
words may displayed in a comment.

Currently my English needs improvements (especially in the lang file...) ;-)

The modifications itself seems to work fine.

Regards,
Dominik

Re: [fp-dev] QuickSpamFilter extended

[Edoardo V. <unc...@gm...>]

sounds very very nice, I'll have a look

On Sun, Oct 19, 2008 at 6:19 PM, Dominik Menke <in...@dm...> wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> in /branches/code-style (SVN:212) I updated the qspam plugin. Now you
> can define the bad words in an andmin panel and define how many of those
> words may displayed in a comment.
>
> Currently my English needs improvements (especially in the lang file...) ;-)
>
> The modifications itself seems to work fine.
>
> Regards,
> Dominik
>
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Re: [fp-dev] QuickSpamFilter extended

[Edoardo V. <unc...@gm...>]

>> in /branches/code-style (SVN:212) I updated the qspam plugin. Now you
>> can define the bad words in an andmin panel and define how many of those
>> words may displayed in a comment.

my suggestions:

* why don't you just save the exploded list instead of the string? you
can implode it back only for displaying :)
* I think stripslashes($_POST['your-field']) is needed for words
containing apostrophees
* also I'm not sure but I believe \n\r are already normalized to \n
(but I could be wrong)
* \n\n should be normalized to \n otherwise you'll get the empty
string which should match anything => antispam would always fail

nice work, anyway