In addition to my tutorial
Adding nofollow to outgoing links here is another MyCode hack.
This MyCode will remove all URLs in posts/signatures/pm you don't like.
Title
URL Blacklist
Regular Expression
<a href="http([s]?)://(www\.example\.com|example\.com|www\.google\.com)(.*?)" (.*?)>(.*?)</a>
Replacement
<span style="font-style: italic; color: rgb(255, 0, 0)">URL removed</span>
This is just an example and will block:
www.example.com
example.com
www.google.com
To modify the blacklist edit this:
www\.example\.com|example\.com|www\.google\.com
The pipe stays for an OR and you have to add a backslash before every dot.
If you just want to remove the 'clickable effect' use this replacement:
http$1://$2$3
Another wonderful contribution of you, just as usual.
(2011-01-18, 03:36 PM)querschlaeger Wrote: [ -> ]Regular Expression
<a href="http([s]?)://(www\.example\.com|example\.com|www\.google\.com)(.*?)" (.*?)>(.*?)</a>
You could probably shorten it a bit.
https?://(www\.|)(example\.com|google\.com)
If you want to be zealous maybe even ignore the tld at the end, if you actually want to block google.com you have a problem because there's also google.net google.de google.co.uk google.co.jp google.younameit...
(2011-01-20, 12:00 PM)frostschutz Wrote: [ -> ] (2011-01-18, 03:36 PM)querschlaeger Wrote: [ -> ]Regular Expression
<a href="http([s]?)://(www\.example\.com|example\.com|www\.google\.com)(.*?)" (.*?)>(.*?)</a>
You could probably shorten it a bit.
https?://(www\.|)(example\.com|google\.com)
If you want to be zealous maybe even ignore the tld at the end, if you actually want to block google.com you have a problem because there's also google.net google.de google.co.uk google.co.jp google.younameit...
If you use this regex it's not possible to just remove the 'clickable effect'. I made this MyCode primarily to remove the
<a href... from a link but still show the URL as regular text.
Also you have to add the HTML code
<a href... when using the MyCode editor as a filter because it's running after internal URL MyCodes of MyBB (so URLs are already parsed).
Great idea! I might use this to block a spammer that comes to my site. Thanks!
I'd cheat by adding (.?*) before the entire URL submatch to match both www and non-www URLs. Also, the 4th submatch should be placed straight after the preceding one:
(<a href="http([s]?)://(www\.)?(google\.com)[^>]*>(.*?)</a>)|(http([s]?)://(www\.)?(google\.com)[^"\s]*)
This will block Google for all the countries, but you should be able to easily adapt it to your needs.