You should check out the Soapinyourmouth xtra at Macromedia.
It not only checks for bad words, it also provides a behavioral
deterrant against future profanity violations. ;)
Note that most profanity checkers are mild deterrants. Those who
wish to get around it can, and normally do. They alter the spelling
of the words, or they use 3L33T speak, or they use regular words that
are just as offensive. It's a rough world out there. All you can do
is arm yourself with a shoehorn and a bar of Buddy's soap.
> > I want to make a "bad-word-list" protection for my application.
> > The text to compare is a string of several words. I was thinking of
> > making a repeat-loop going through every word of the strring and compare
> > it with a linear list using getOne.
> > But I found out, that getOne (also findPos etc) are case-sensitive. This
> > brings up a funny thing:
> >
> > a=["One", "Two", "Three"]
> > put getPos(a,"Two")
> > --2
> > put getPos(a,"two")
> > --0
> > put a[2]="two"
> > --1
> >
> > So I don't know if this makes sense, but I would have to do another
> > repeat loop for list comparison.
> > Second way: using a repeat loop with "contains" like
> >
> > if badWordCollection contains myBadText.word[i] then doBadStuffHere
> >
> > but then the word "as" would be bad, if badWordCollection contains "ass"
> >
> > The next approach is again do a second repeat loop to compare both
> > strings word by word. I have not tested but since I know that Directors
> > text management is not really fast...
>
>
>
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