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Originally posted by stephen_wq
thats basicly a double filter, maybe this version doesnt support double filters?

and why would you want c to go to se?

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i'm brazilian

like "u" is "you", "c" is "se"

everything was working fine, but patchou, to avoid filtering of urls

changed the "/" and "\" to be a part of the word (para evitar a fadiga como diria jaiminho)

but this metod isnt good
cause urls still can be filtered
example if you want to try

add filter

"d" -> "de" (portuguese, like c and see)

send this url to someone

http://somesite.com/index.php?d=PFISFDUP

u will c that the "d" was filtered, so to be sure that the url will not be filtered i still need to disable the filter

instead of patchou make something like
if find "http" or "www"
    for (to the next space)
on each tested filter


and

someone said the the filters are on the sequence you add them

so test it yourself

add
"xim" - "filtered"
then
"x" - "xim"

if it was not alphabeticaly, when i send one "x" it will pass the "xim" and go to the "x" - "xim"
the message send was suposed to be "xim" but it sends "filtered"

the "x" was added before, but in alphabeticaly order it comes before the "xim", so it changes from "x" -> "xim" and "xim" -> "filtered"


i havent looked at the registry cause i know that is on alphabeticaly order


look again at the word filters, everything is in alphabeticaly order
its visible

c it for yourself, add a filter

delete this filter on registry
and the filter still works

the registry is just checked when u go to c ur filter list, then it is alphabetically ordered


edit: i have looked at the registry, there is on added order
but msgplus do not follow the registry order

thanks for telling me that it is on registry, no i finaly can put a dam space before the word to be filtered (edit: it removes the word before that one, so bad i dont have a wildcard to make "* word" to "* filteredword")

and finaly i know
i have 763 filters on my list (yes i like it, but it could be better)