2010-01-22, 04:42 AM
2010-01-22, 04:55 AM
Have you tried filtering "abc" as a word?
2010-01-22, 04:59 AM
No...
"abc" is Between word (without spaces on both sides).
"abc" is Between word (without spaces on both sides).
2010-01-22, 05:00 AM
(2010-01-22, 04:59 AM)ansar_m Wrote: [ -> ]No...
"abc" is Between word (without spaces on both sides).
Try it.
2010-01-22, 10:39 AM
it will filter the letters no matter where they are.
If you put abcd in the word abcdefghiklmnop it will replace abcd with whatever you set as the replacement.
Another example is if you swore, and sayed the F word, then said F***ing, it would replace the F word even though the Ing is there.
If you put abcd in the word abcdefghiklmnop it will replace abcd with whatever you set as the replacement.
Another example is if you swore, and sayed the F word, then said F***ing, it would replace the F word even though the Ing is there.
2010-01-22, 03:24 PM
(2010-01-22, 10:39 AM)Tierney Wrote: [ -> ]it will filter the letters no matter where they are.
If you put abcd in the word abcdefghiklmnop it will replace abcd with whatever you set as the replacement.
I tested it but result was another...
Input => abcd abcdef
Output => wxyz abcdef
must write "abcd" with spaces on both sides...
I need this ability for replace special characters in my forum words ...
for example:
"o" with "ö":
Input => offnen, geoffnet, offentlich, eroffnet and more ....
Output => öffnen, geöffnet, öffentlich, eröffnet
2010-01-22, 04:04 PM
Please tell me this. Have you specifically set it to replace "o" with "ö" and typed offnen, geoffnet, offentlich, or eroffnet? Don't use hypothetical tests ("abcd" etc.).
2010-01-22, 04:09 PM
"Word Filters" used for words...
I want to use it for characters!
I want to use it for characters!
2010-01-22, 04:13 PM
You should be able to.