[Erwin]

Originally posted by Graphics
hey erwin cna u make it for ".com" also. and if u can a lot of ppl use the vbcode [url ] is there a way to make it into that also.

i am just asking if u can. if not its still a great hack.

If they only put in a ".com" then the domain will show but it won't be linkable. People will have to type it out.

If they use the vcode [url ] this hack will block it automatically.

[Dark Shogun]

Originally posted by Erwin


Your staff have less than the minimum post count required???

Again, I am very surprised that you have staff members who do not reach the minimum post count for your site.

It is because my forum is new.

Dark Shogun

[Erwin]

Update: Version 1.1 - fixed up a loophole. Just replace the old code with the new.

I've discovered a couple of loopholes that new users can use to post URLs. I've replaced the old code with a new piece of code that closes up these loopholes. Please download the 1.1 version of the text file, and replace the old code with the new.

[HHTKAO]

Is step one and two the same for a reason?

[Erwin]

Step One is for newthread.php, Step Two is for newreply.php - different files, but same code to find and add.

[smess]

works great, thanks a lot.

[Dean C]

Awesome this should be quite easy to modify for a specific forum

Thanks Erwin

Regards

- miSt

[Brain Crusher]

The Hack is bugy, if a guy want promotion his homepage
he can make a post like

subject my page
text: rotten.com

and post it after it, he can edit his own post and make rotten.com to www.rotten.com, after submit it

the link will be active with "[URL]"...

[Brain Crusher]

Helped myself .

I think you should add this to editpost.php under the same "find string" how newreply.php

$allowurl = 15;
if($bbuserinfo[posts] < $allowurl and strstr($message,'[url')) {
eval("standarderror(\"".gettemplate("error_nourlallowed")."\");");
exit;
}
if($bbuserinfo[posts] < $allowurl and strstr($message,'[URL')) {
eval("standarderror(\"".gettemplate("error_nourlallowed")."\");");
exit;
}

$allowurl = 15;
if($bbuserinfo[posts] < $allowurl and strstr($message,'www')) {
eval("standarderror(\"".gettemplate("error_nourlallowed")."\");");
exit;
}
if($bbuserinfo[posts] < $allowurl and strstr($message,'www')) {
eval("standarderror(\"".gettemplate("error_nourlallowed")."\");");
exit;
}

which blocks now also to edit the www or URL-BBcode to the url.

[Raz]

Nice hack.

I would recommend you use the stristr function instead of the strstr function.

[Raz]

You might also want to "streamline" it into one condition:

Block Disabled:      (Update License Status)
Suspended or Unlicensed Members Cannot View Code.

with the added http:// check. (http://google.com)

[sajjid]

i was wondering if it is possiable to disable live linking i mean users be able to post a link but it should not be clickable.
i dont mind people posting links as long as they not clickable other should be able to see it then if they wanna visit that site then they have to type it in thier browser. Just like my signature below

[Erwin]

Update Version 2.0 - Tidied up the code, added to editpost.php, made it easier to change the variable

Just download the text file and replace the old code. I've made it so you can change the minimum post easily in the phpinclude template.

[Erwin]

Today at 10:34 AM sajjid said this in Post #27
i was wondering if it is possiable to disable live linking i mean users be able to post a link but it should not be clickable.
i dont mind people posting links as long as they not clickable other should be able to see it then if they wanna visit that site then they have to type it in thier browser. Just like my signature below

That would require an edit of functions.php, and not the purpose of this hack. It's a matter of making the "automatically parse URL" radio button switched to off automatically.

[sajjid]

Thanks for the quick reply but i am still lost i am new to php coding
any further help would be most welcome