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there a way to make that case sensitive without puttiing in all the various forms, and without making it all lower or upper case?<br />
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-n
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ah nevermind, i will just make them all lower case.<br />
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thanks man!<br />
<br />
-n8D
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you can try using preg_replace:<br />
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$swear_words = array('word1','word2');<br />
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$preg = '/('.implode('|', $swear_words).')/i';<br />
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$string = preg_replace($preg, '***', $string);<br />
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-r-
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dont suppose youve worked with the ActiveX embed fix?<br />
<br />
-n
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You mean for flash?<br />
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-r-
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yeah...i found the fix straight forward, but it wouldnt work for me. <br />
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thought id ask while you were on<br />
<br />
-n
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I know of it's existence but I haven't looked into it yet to be honest.<br />
<br />
-r-<br />

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no problem - well thanks for the assistance on that string replace<br />
<br />
after 3 weeks of around the clock coding, my head is melting...<br />
<br />
-n
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i need to filter out swear words for my chat app... <br />
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anyone?<br />
<br />
-n
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i need to filter out swear words for my chat app... 

anyone?

-n

there a way to make that case sensitive without puttiing in all the various forms, and without making it all lower or upper case?

-n

ah nevermind, i will just make them all lower case.

thanks man!

-n8D

you can try using preg_replace:

$swear_words = array(&#39;word1&#39;,&#39;word2&#39;);

$preg = &#39;/(&#39;.implode(&#39;|&#39;, $swear_words).&#39;)/i&#39;;

$string = preg_replace($preg, &#39;***&#39;, $string);

-r-

dont suppose youve worked with the ActiveX embed fix?

-n

yeah...i found the fix straight forward, but it wouldnt work for me. 

thought id ask while you were on

-n

I know of it&#39;s existence but I haven&#39;t looked into it yet to be honest.

-r-


no problem - well thanks for the assistance on that string replace

after 3 weeks of around the clock coding, my head is melting...

-n

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