How can I ban some site that begined or ended with some particular words such as ad.* or *.mpg or *.avi?
My pleasure.
I was just suggesting the content filter for mpg and avi.
Ads are better handled by the ad blocker pluggin.
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In some cases they have been modified electronically. Many of the words are Starting at the beginning of the reversed tape -- the end of the forward
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Also have you tried dmuts's blockpost pluggin?
For the ad pluggin try Eric's block lists. I use the lite version as the full list is a little too aggressive for my needs.
Chris
Originally posted by chrisclu
Hi MinhDuc.
Welcome to the forums :)
Have you tried the Content pluggin? You can enter sites in the "blocked sites" tab and you can enter words like mpg or avi in the "blocked words" tab.
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The spelling reform of 1948 also abolished the practice of beginning all nouns . Danish has the definite article at the end of the word: a man = en mand,
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Take care,
Chris
Hi Chris
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I also try the Content pluggin and I know that if I try to ban site that beginning with the word "ad", the Outpost automatically bans all of site contains word "ad" because it applies rule "*ad*". That means it aslo ban site "*download*" or some things similar to. So how can I force Content pluggin just applies rule "ad*".
Thanks for you helping
MinhDuc
Hi MinhDuc.
Welcome to the forums :)
Have you tried the Content pluggin? You can enter sites in the "blocked sites" tab and you can enter words like mpg or avi in the "blocked words" tab.
Take care,
Chris
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How to ban site with some words at the begining or ending