I didn't think about that, That must be the case because *.com, *.net, *.org are in there.could it be that it's getting picked up by "Moderate Banned Word Content"
$fetchOptions['message_count'] >= $fetchOptions['min_posts'] &&
$fetchOptions['like_count'] >= $fetchOptions['min_likes'] &&
$fetchOptions['days_registered'] >= $fetchOptions['min_reg_days'] &&
$fetchOptions['like_post_ratio'] >= $fetchOptions['min_like_post_ratio']
$visitor = XenForo_Visitor::getInstance();
$message_count = $visitor->get('message_count');
$like_count = $visitor->get('like_count');
$register_date = $visitor->get('register_date');
$like_post_ratio = round($like_count && $message_count? ($like_count/$message_count)*100: 0);
$days_registered = floor((time() - $register_date)/(60*60*24));
Is there any way to search the SHS logs?does it say anything in the stopHumanSpam logs for that user
protected function _preDispatch($action)
{
$this->assertAdminPermission('viewLogs');
}
Right on the mark there.I realises not, giving ACP access to mods is not for everyone
The report should tie to the profile. Optimally there would be a 'spam' tab on profile listing the log entries.I guess it could be simply done by pushing out a xenforo "report", but since the thread/post is not created (blocked by shs), I'm not really sure how this would be done (what would the report attached to)....
This would work if it applied to conversations, profile as well. We cant afford to miss conversation spam or profile spam.There is already the option to "Moderate Failed Link-Post-Rules" and "moderated banned words", this does then push the content to your moderators
The quicker a spammer is identified, the more work is saved. That's why this addon is so amazing! It saves us a ton of work. The main issue with it is that it needs a administrator to go keep an eye on the logs every day.Moderating the content then pushes it for your moderators to look at (which kind of creates more work for them instead of less)
as per title... error crept in due to a fix related to a particular forum
http://www.surreyforum.co.uk/thread...sts-creation-for-banned-words.1908/#post-2753
as title
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