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			68 lines
		
	
	
		
			2.0 KiB
		
	
	
	
		
			PHP
		
	
	
	
	
	
<?php
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/*
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 * Name: Comment Word Ban
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 * Author: Shish <webmaster@shishnet.org>
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 * License: GPLv2
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 * Description: For stopping spam and other comment abuse
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 * Documentation:
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 *  Allows an administrator to ban certain words
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 *  from comments. This can be a very simple but effective way
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 *  of stopping spam; just add "viagra", "porn", etc to the
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 *  banned words list.
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 *  <p>Regex bans are also supported, allowing more complicated
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 *  bans like <code>/http:.*\.cn\//</code> to block links to
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 *  chinese websites, or <code>/.*?http.*?http.*?http.*?http.*?/</code>
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 *  to block comments with four (or more) links in.
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 *  <p>Note that for non-regex matches, only whole words are
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 *  matched, eg banning "sex" would block the comment "get free
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 *  sex call this number", but allow "This is a photo of Bob
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 *  from Essex"
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 */
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class BanWords implements Extension {
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	public function receive_event(Event $event) {
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		if($event instanceof InitExtEvent) {
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			global $config;
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			$config->set_default_string('banned_words', "
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viagra
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porn
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			");
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		}
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		if($event instanceof CommentPostingEvent) {
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			global $config;
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			$banned = $config->get_string("banned_words");
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			$comment = strtolower($event->comment);
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			foreach(explode("\n", $banned) as $word) {
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				$word = trim(strtolower($word));
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				if(strlen($word) == 0) {
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					// line is blank
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					continue;
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				}
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				else if($word[0] == '/') {
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					// lines that start with slash are regex
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					if(preg_match($word, $comment)) {
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						throw new CommentPostingException("Comment contains banned terms");
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					}
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				}
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				else {
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					// other words are literal
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					if(strpos($comment, $word) !== false) {
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						throw new CommentPostingException("Comment contains banned terms");
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					}
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				}
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			}
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		}
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		if($event instanceof SetupBuildingEvent) {
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			$sb = new SetupBlock("Banned Phrases");
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			$sb->add_label("One per line, lines that start with slashes are treated as regex<br/>");
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			$sb->add_longtext_option("banned_words");
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			$event->panel->add_block($sb);
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		}
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	}
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}
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add_event_listener(new BanWords(), 30); // before the comment is added
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?>
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