Is it possible to change the warning message, so in the event the filter is set off I can redirect users to the board rules and guideline page.
No, that's the wrong thing to do and explains the error.akh wrote: in certain steps, when instructed to find a certain line of code in the phpBB templates, two results would come up (e.g. if ( $error_msg == '' ) in posting.php). I inserted the mod code after both instances. Was this the correct thing to do?
nampa wrote: 1) Allow a feature to send a PM to designated users.
That way all of the Administrators and/or Moderators will receive a PM when there is a new suspected spam. The moderators can then go to the Flagged Posts page and make a decision about the user and the post.
harpman wrote: Is it possible to get this result from setting the configuration, say, to "Allow registered users to post spam" (I don't allow posts from guests) and then presumably it will show up in the Flagged Posts list? And can people get a PM or email alert from it?
Sorry if this has already been answered but I think I've read through most of the posts and documentation and I'm still not sure!
Just off the top of my head, I think you can resolve this by doing this:Six Sigma Teacher wrote: Another problem is that each occurrence of a word on the spam list will count towards the limit at which the user will be banned automatically. I suppose you could set that number to be really large, but there is no way currently to reset that count within the control panel. I figure there is a way to edit it in MySQL, but that is beyond my knowledge zone.
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insert_pm($userdata['user_id'], $spam_config['warn_user_pm_message'], $spam_config['warn_user_pm_subject'], $spam_config['pm_sender']);
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insert_pm(2, $spam_config['warn_user_pm_message'], $spam_config['warn_user_pm_subject'], $spam_config['pm_sender']);