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<font size="-1"><font face="Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif">Hi everyone,<br>
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if anybody is interested: I added a line to the commentboxplus recipe
which introduces a global variable $PreventDirectives.<br>
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It enables the admin to prevent users from posting directives like
(:title:) as part of their comment, by changing the colon to the
corresponding HTML entity. Thus, when the user comments with (:title
this page sucks:), this will simply show up as his comment.<br>
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The last four lines are the ones which I have added. I also just posted
this on the cookbook page (can someone reformat the indent there?).<br>
<br>
Best,<br>
Mike<br>
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function HandleCommentPost($pagename) {<br>
global $_GET,$_POST,$JournalPattern,$DiaryPattern,$Author;<br>
global $AuthFunction, $oAuthFunction;<br>
if (!@$_POST['post'] || @$_POST['text']=='') Redirect($pagename);<br>
if (@$_POST['author']=='') $Author = 'anon';<br>
if (isset($_GET['message'])) { $message = $_GET['message']; echo
$message; }<br>
if (@$_POST['postto']) {<br>
SDV($EditRedirectFmt, $pagename);<br>
$pagename = MakePageName($pagename, $_POST['postto']);<br>
}<br>
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SDV($PreventDirectives,0);<br>
if($PreventDirectives == 1){ <br>
$_POST['text'] = ereg_replace(":","&#58;",$_POST['text']);<br>
}<br>
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