PHP Tutorials: Swear Word Filter (Part 1)
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Website1643 (5 months ago)
is trolling ignore him....
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Thanks
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Alex: "If shit is found"
PHP: "I've found tons"
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Thanks a lot Alex. I used this technique to convert text emoticons into image tags with the appropriate image for my guestbook and blog. Keep up the awesome work!
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@phpacademy As I always said, You are rock ! pls keep it up man.
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@phpacademy As I always said, you are rock man. please keep it up
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#LOL
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The video player turned black when I had my filter on!
That's not swearing, That's Racism!
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Replaced Bloody with blood. Shit with spill.
I don't give a blood spill!
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the problem with this swear filter is that it will filter out words from the array that appear within other words. For example if you design your filter to replace "Cock" with "Cockerel" then the word peacock will be changed to "peacockerel", which obviously is not the desired effect. There must be a way to replace only whole words.
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Another GREAT tutorial, i use the example to replace smiles with images.
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"Bloody" isn't mild to 2% of people: 2% consider it strong. Neither is it a swearword, according to 22%. Advertising research also found that, when two versions of an advertisement were shown to two groups, one using "bloody", the other using "bl**dy", slightly more people from the group that saw the asterisked version objected than the number from the group who saw the word. So the asterisked version is 'officially' worse and I therefore challenge the reasoning behind the filter
Website1643 2 years ago
I didn't create this filter so people could filter the word bloody, I used it as an example as I have younger audience too,
phpacademy 2 years ago 14