Page, Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > The reason this is being rejected is also do to another anti-spam > change to the Axiom Wiki system. A few weeks ago based on Bob > McElrath's suggestion a configured a feature of ZWiki that we had > not been previously using that provides for direct content filtering > of posted text. The idea is that it is possible to maintain a list > of words and links which are extremely unlikely to be part of any > valid post to the web site. I did this in response to about two or > three nasty spam emails that were getting through each day. But > these guys are devious and it turns out this requires rather > constant attention to make it keep working to filter out the bad > stuff. This is all based on simple regular expression pattern > matching. Nothing fancy.
Do you mean the banned_links stuff? That shouldn't care whether you use <a href="http://xxx.com";> or "blah":http://xxx.com... I think it just applies the regex to the incoming text before it gets handed to structured text. -- Cheers, Bob McElrath [Univ. of California at Davis, Department of Physics] Only after you've tried to figure something out for yourself and failed are you ready to absorb "the answer."
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