jburley

Sorry podz, new URL:
https://www.stationlabs.com/?q=node/2

Or, just keep the root: https://www.stationlabs.com/

Ok, strike that. It now displays the first field that had a “match”, and highlights the word that matched (or part of a word that matched).
I’ve posted an updated version (1.2) at:
https://www.stationlabs.com/

permutations, I just started to take a look at implementing your requested change.
I first started on your first request… to print out the original post, but realized that that isn’t very useful without your second request, to bold/highlight the offending sections.
No time tonight, but I’ll try to get to that this weekend.

presto: no, sorry, it will still catch entries like that.
awh: I have updated the plugin with a check to see if html_entity_decode exists. So this version may work with your version of PHP. Want to give it a try? It’s at the same place, I’ve updated the .zip
pericat: thanks again for the post, I’ve added that line to the script as well as the above change for awh.
sophies: glad that it’s useful for ya!
.josh

Also, what version of PHP do you have installed? That method is for PHP 4.3.0 or higher.
https://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.html-entity-decode.php

Thanks to pericat, a new version is available:
https://www.stationlabs.com/index.php?page=spamwordblock
This will fix the problem that awh described!

Awesome, it’s working now. ??
I’ll post a new version of the plugin later today.

Ah, cool….
I’ve updated the version at that URL, take a look.
Unfortunately it still doesn’t seem to be translating the codes correctly.

Hrm, well, I copied the jsh_html_decode method into my script (you can see it in the URL I posted for you), and have it outputting to a debug file all of the results of the three changes it tries on $text. But, it always has the HTML version (poker) sent to the file.
Unless I’m really misunderstanding your intention with that function.

Hrm, yeah, jsh_html_decode doesn’t seem to decode
poker
into
poker

pericat, I tried adding the code you put together (jsh_html_decode), but it doesn’t seem to be working. I’ll continue working on it, but until then, do you want to take a look at https://www.uberhaus.net/wp-content/plugins/spamwordblock.php.txt
Am I doing anything wrong?
*still working on it*

I’ve already tried throwing the same examples in, and they don’t get through.
I’ve put in debugging comments to put ANY incoming comments through wp-comments-post.php into a file in /tmp, but these never show up there…. they seem to be coming through something other than wp-comments-post.

Glad it’s useful!

Hey guys! Sorry I haven’t checked this thread in awhile… looks like the previous posters have figured out how to add words thanks to you guys!
presto… that’s a good point about substrings within words. And, charle97 has the correct response. However, I should be able to add an option in the script that lets the user let it be “less strict” or something.
I’ll get back to you about that.
.josh

Um… I don’t think I understand the question….
“Spam words found” is outputted by the plugin if a person tries to post a comment that contains any of your listed “Common Spam Words”, and then the comment is not posted.
What were you expecting to happen? Comments that do not contain any “spam words” will get posted to the entry as expected.