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IF I remember correctly, when a word in the censored list is used, a bunch of "xxxx" are substituted for the word, or something similar. What I would like to do is to change what is displayed to a "censored" image I have on hand.
Is there a way to do this? If yes, then how would that be done?
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It seems that you would need to change the stock code to do what you want. I see no way to do this in the CP.
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Control panel, primary settings, censor, and at the bottom put what you want in the default replacement word box. Ours says [you said a naughty!] lol
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Right..... you can supply your own word or phrase there. my question was in regard to using an image, e.g., rather than text.
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Type there html too embed an image there
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Can you be a little more specific? I tried: <img src="http://domainname.com/folder/image.gif"> and that didn't work. The [censored] text still appears. RESOLVED: Figured it out. Whether or not it is the best way to do it, I couldn't say. But what I did was to surround the image URL with the UBB [img] tags after each each word in the list of Censored Words. Nothing I tried in the "Default Replacement Word" field worked. If there is a better way to do this, I would really like to know. Adding in that [img] string after every individual word could get time consuming, hehe.
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Instead of the HTML I think you use the [img] [/img] code
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Instead of the HTML I think you use the [img] [/img] code Yeh, that's what I wrote in my reply above. I have to wonder, however, if this can be accomplished 'globally', rather than having to enter the UBB code after every individual word.
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Put the ubb code in the default box and it should work.....
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Put the ubb code in the default box and it should work..... Thanks...... that works just fine. And, all one needs to put in the "list" are the words alone.
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Yeah, the list is for more "masking" words, such as f**k and s**t so people can still understand them but still have them censored...
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I think changing of stock code will surly be a best option to try.
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