[gsk8]

So I currently have some words in my default censor account in "{}". Do I remove all these words and put them on your list? I want to be sure that when I put the word "Jap" as censored, it doesn't affect "Japan", hence, the reason for using the brackets

[BirdOPrey5]

I would say the mod is unfortunately not compatible with that kind of usage. Sorry.

[kether1]

Hey Joe, is this mod available for vb5?

Thanks!
K

[sv1cec]

Joe, I know that this is way to old a mod, and I really do not expect you to provide any support for it, but I have tried to modify the error message (phrase blockpostbop5) in order to show the censored message and the non-censored one, so that a member can see which is the foul word he used. For some reason, if I change:

standard_error($vbphrase['blockpostbop5']);

to:

standard_error($vbphrase['blockpostbop5'], $censoredpost);

for example, and I add {1} in the phrase, I get a %1$s instead of the censored post.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!

[BirdOPrey5]

Hey... Don't even have a VB4 forum to test this on anymore but let's try something.

If you make the line:

standard_error($vbphrase['blockpostbop5'], "test");

Do you get test to replace the {1} in the phrase?

If yes then the problem is with $censoredpost

If not then there is another issue, perhaps more is needed for vbphrase() function.

[sv1cec]

Nope, it still shows %1$s.

Maybe the fact that the phrase is not a Front-End error message phrase, has something to do with that? I am not sure about which kind of phrases support replaceable parameters! Or perhaps the standard_error function has an issue?

[BirdOPrey5]

Usually when I need to find out how a vbulletin function works I search the source code for:
function functioname

Such as

function vbdate

And it has ALWAYS worked. But this time I can't seem to find any function setup of the vbphrase function. No idea why but that would be where to start looking.

[sv1cec]

That's because vbphrase is not a function. It's a variable.

In any case, I figured out a way to solve the problem. Instead of :

standard_error($vbphrase['blockpostbop5']);


I used:

$errormessage=construct_phrase($vbphrase['blockpostbop5'], $non_censored, $censored);
standard_error($errormessage);

Of course, I have edited your phrase accordingly and added {1} and {2} for the two parameters.

Joe, many thanks for your help, appreciated!