Hosts Bot Chk DDL - BBcode

[Chris2k]

hi

this is the bot too chk for hosts:

the problem is it only chks live links, eg.

www.oron.com/myfile.txt <-- the bot can see this "live link" btw

[ c o d e ]www.oron.com/myfile.txt[ / c o d e ] <-- it cnt see it. why? beccos its got tags aaround...

how to make it chk inside tags to........?

Chris2k Reviewed by Chris2k on 6th Jan 2012. Hosts Bot Chk DDL - BBcode hi this is the bot too chk for hosts: the problem is it only chks live links, eg. www.oron.com/myfile.txt <-- the bot can see this "live link" btw www.oron.com/myfile.txt <-- it cnt see it. why? beccos its got tags aaround... Rating: 5

[Sp32]

Work around/more ideas in this thread:

http://www.besthostingforums.com/64-...clickable.html

[soft2050]

Well, the whole checking of code is:

<?php

$hosts = array('test', 'www.oron.com');

foreach($hosts as $host) if(strpos('[code]www.oron.com/myfile.txt', $host)) echo 'Yeah, it contains ' . $host . ' link. <br />';

?>

You could add a statement to check whether it founds anything or not. Because strpos returns the position of the text you find. So if the string starts with the string to search, then it wont work

<?php

$hosts = array('test', 'www.oron.com');

foreach($hosts as $host) if(strpos('www.oron.com/myfile.txt', $host) !== false) echo 'Yeah, it contains ' . $host . ' link. <br />';

?>

So it will work for this case too

Reposting since original post got deleted. Removed the original code since its some other user work this time though

[Chris2k]

so, forgive me if im asking dumb question btw wud this work:

    foreach($hosts as $host)  
    if(strpos('[code]'.$host.'[/code]')) $keyword[] = $host; else if(strpos($file['content'],$host)) $keyword[] = $host; 

it should work?

[Gavo]

This site is using a hacked database of W junction

[soft2050]

so, forgive me if im asking dumb question btw wud this work:

    foreach($hosts as $host)  
    if(strpos('[code]'.$host.'[/code]')) $keyword[] = $host; else if(strpos($file['content'],$host)) $keyword[] = $host; 

it should work?

Well, theres no need to check for string with codes

Try this:

 foreach($hosts as $host) if(strpos($file['content'], $host) !== false) $keyword[] = $host; 

[jokerhacker]

use regex if you want more certainty

$string = '[code]www.oron.com/myfile.txt'; //your string here
$host = 'oron.com'; //mind the format, host.com, no www.
$host = str_replace('.', '\.', $host); //escape dots
$pattern = '/(w{3}|)\.' . $host . '[a-zA-Z0-9_\\-.:#\/~}]/i'; //pattern to use
$found = preg_match($pattern, $string);

echo ($found ? 'found' : 'not found'); 

[Chris2k]

hi i think soft2050 is on the rite track... btw will it chk live links aswll as linkss in tags likee [code] and <pre>

[soft2050]

Well, it does work for [code] and <pre> tags. because it does work for:

<?php

$hosts = array('test', 'www.oron.com');

foreach($hosts as $host) if(strpos('[code]<pre>www.oron.com/myfile.txt</pre>[/code]', $host) !== false) echo 'Yeah, it contains ' . $host . ' link. <br />';

?>

For the live links, no it wont check those. You need to get the links and check them then.

Also, the above method will check for the string in the page, it will add it if it found even the domain name in the page. so either you have to specify the full link starter (eg: filesonic.com/file) or use regex so that no one can spoof.

[Chris2k]

so the code i gave in post #4 not work...

cos its chking if it has tags and if it dont.......