Stop URL mails for v2

[kcmajor36]

[warnbox]This isn't your modifaction. Code Removed.[/warnbox]

[MDK666]

or come visit my site crimegame.info .gov, .edu, .me, .mobi. com.co, and etc. there as soo many types of domain endings its not even funny. unless you add every ending for a domain possible then it wont stop people from sending links in the mailbox and dont forget to remove https: as some people use that also

[Nicholas]

really no point in this as what if there is a sig maker on the game, they have to upload it to like photobucket or imageshack, they will need

.com or .us

if you think about it lol.

best is just to do a system where you can only send 1 message every like 1 minute or whatever.

so you can catch and fed them quickly without them over flowing the mail logs with their game link.

 

also this looks like Extermination's modification lol

[Brad]

Nice mod but yeah what nicholas said sig makers or you just ban all site what u know of but will be hard

[Zero-Affect]

Freaky i originally was a sig maker on CoveOfPirates and i stumbled upon MCv2 and here i am lol

[Jordan Palmer]

Joel made this...Why claim it's yours? :wacko:

[sniko]

With the doubt of people advoiding this, im my personal view, a better way to do this is:

 

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[Brad]

i will get past that if you do it in CAPS it wont stop you you have to do every work two times one in CAPS one in not

[sniko]

strtolower() will sort that

[Brad]

O ok

[Danny696]

for the str_replace, simply do str_replace(array(1, 2), "", $blahh); if your replacing them all with "" simplez

[sniko]

I find my way easier to be honest

[Danny696]

Mee too, but i was just telling the OP(god i hate that) that he could have done the str_replace a shorter way

[Djkanna]

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Then the problem would be,

It matches

google.com

http://www.google.com/

https://www.blah.com/

https://blah.com

http://www.blah.com

http://blah.com

But fails obviously on http:// www . google .com

Which wouldn't be a problem if you encode it first as all links with spaces would be encoded like

http://www.site.tld/no%20links%20allowed/

which would match.

Regex(p) source Gskinner Community

[Equinox]

There are several ways this can be done, but you're not going to solve the problems, you'll just make it harder for someone to insert a URL.

I'd use both Nicholas' idea and the OP's idea, limit how often they can send mails and just make it harder for them to do a URL in a message :D

[Nicholas]

There are several ways this can be done, but you're not going to solve the problems, you'll just make it harder for someone to insert a URL.

I'd use both Nicholas' idea and the OP's idea, limit how often they can send mails and just make it harder for them to do a URL in a message :D

yeh because when advertisers come to the game, they dont want to sit there for 10 minutes just to send 10 random players 1 message.

they get annoyed of waiting and get bored so they leave, well most of them anyways haha.

[Dillion & Amanda 4 Lif]

Unless they're botting to advertise, then itll just do it for em lol.

[Zero-Affect]

Good point Alan im thinking maybe a little simple filter for some really bad words (P*do) but im considering allowing moderate swearing and the posting of links (i will obviously do a simply filter preventing it slightly but can't prevent it entirely but if i do try then i can't be held responsible).

[sniko]

Why don't you, detect if the link is not to do with your game, if it is, then put it in a database with the user who put it there, if it occurs in the database more than X amount of times, you'll know they have "targeted" your game for advertisement.

[Guest]

bladewolf a few people have done that lol

I know a-load of people that have done it too, there are a few on this forum. lol

This is no simple str_replace/str_ireplace, your going to have to use regex; And no, no stupid ones. -.-

[bladewolf2010]

regex?

[Zero-Affect]

don't you mean syntax Alan?

[Djkanna]

Regex(p) = Regular Expressions.

[bladewolf2010]

oh okay :) Thanks