On Mon, 2004-01-05 at 13:15, Tony Bibbs wrote: > Geeklog tends to hide any actual email addresses and, instead, posts > links to the profile page for a given user where email can be sent. > Now, if you are asking to filter out addresses entered by users, that is > another story. You should submit this a feature request to > http://project.geeklog.net...
That is what I am looking for!
Maybe the spammers will figure it out eventually, but only if enough
sites do it...and I don't see that happening soon. I am thinking of
munging the "." too.
I am new to php, but somebody suggested that I look in lib-common.php.
And I found where other substitutions were being made for html and
plain-old-text, and added something like the following in both places:
$A['introtext'] = str_replace( '@', '@', $A['introtext'] );
$A['bodytext'] = str_replace( '@', '@', $A['bodytext'] );
This works in the body of stories. I need to find where to do it in the
title and in static pages some day. At least in static pages when I
enter the munged @ by hand it in by hand it does not get removed! It
seemed to get removed in stories. Yes, I need more testing...like
comments.
I could not find a place to ask for new features on project.geeklog.net.
Were can I get a copy of source.php?
> Ed Weinberg wrote:
> > Is there a way to get Geeklog to replace all occurrences of "@" with
> > "@"? That way when the spam spiders look at your site they do not
> > realize that you have email addresses on the pages?
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Ed Weinberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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