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    Default About bad-language filters

    Does anyone know of any php scripts out there that implement bad-language
    filtering?

    Thanks!


    Huh Guest

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    "Huh" <huh@huh.com> wrote in news:NAPqc.9395$eH1.5202883
    @newssvr28.news.prodigy.com:
    > Does anyone know of any php scripts out there that implement bad-language
    > filtering?
    look up str_replace at php.net

    Its pretty straightforward to use.
    Theo Guest

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    Huh wrote:
    >
    > Does anyone know of any php scripts out there that implement bad-language
    > filtering?

    Here's a tutorial. I didn't really go through it, so I don't know how
    complete the resultant code is.


    [url]http://www.phpfreaks.com/tutorials/122/0.php[/url]



    Brian Rodenborn
    Default User Guest

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    "Default User" <first.last@boeing.com.invalid> wrote in message
    news:40ABDC57.E8A58C78@boeing.com.invalid...
    > Huh wrote:
    > >
    > > Does anyone know of any php scripts out there that implement
    bad-language
    > > filtering?
    >
    >
    > Here's a tutorial. I didn't really go through it, so I don't know how
    > complete the resultant code is.
    >
    >
    > [url]http://www.phpfreaks.com/tutorials/122/0.php[/url]
    >
    >
    >
    > Brian Rodenborn
    Hi Brian, thz for the site, but that's kinda what I have been doing already
    by using the "preg_replace" function

    The problem I think I am having is that I can't filter out more
    sophisticated profanity or implied profanity. And I am wondering if there
    are certain techniques or algorithms out there to contend with such rather
    pressing issues.

    Thanks


    Huh Guest

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    Default Re: About bad-language filters

    F'ups to clp.

    Huh wrote:
    > Does anyone know of any php scripts out there that implement bad-language
    > filtering?
    Huh? What, something to expunge Rick's other name? I dunno. I don't
    think computers can do that reasonably, yet.

    --
    Jock
    John Dunlop Guest

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    Huh wrote:
    > Does anyone know of any php scripts out there that implement bad-language
    > filtering?
    Just don't do what AOL used to do..... no-one in Scunthorpe could open
    an account ;-)
    Kevin Thorpe Guest

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    "Huh" <huh@huh.com> wrote in message news:<NAPqc.9395$eH1.5202883@newssvr28.news.prodig y.com>...
    > Does anyone know of any php scripts out there that implement bad-language
    > filtering?
    Just hack the code of phpBB ;-)

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    R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah Guest

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    Default Re: About bad-language filters

    While the city slept, Huh <huh@huh.com> feverishly typed:
    > Does anyone know of any php scripts out there that implement
    > bad-language filtering?
    <? PHP

    if(source.language == "VBScript") {
    exit();
    }

    ?>
    ;-)
    Cheers,
    Nige

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    nice.guy.nige Guest

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    Default Re: About bad-language filters

    On Thu, 20 May 2004 02:05:01 +0000, Huh wrote:
    > The problem I think I am having is that I can't filter out more
    > sophisticated profanity or implied profanity. And I am wondering if there
    > are certain techniques or algorithms out there to contend with such rather
    > pressing issues.
    Human monitors

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