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Hi all, great module! As per topic title, we have to separate words in the black list using "," (comma), but what if is the "," (comma) char itself the char that I want to blacklist? How to add the "," (comma) char to the blacklist?
Thank you for attention
Francesco
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#4 | 2688317-4.patch | 2.79 KB | heykarthikwithu |
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Comment #2
krknth CreditAttribution: krknth as a volunteer and at Valuebound commented@francescosciamanna : Hi, Thanks for reporting this.
As considering about existing users, I'm going to give an configurable option for comma as checkbox. I think this will be the best solution.
We will update this in next release :)
Comment #3
heykarthikwithuComment #4
heykarthikwithuAdded a checkbox "Add comma to blacklist. " to the configuration page. So that this configuration will allow/disallow the comma character in the title.
Comment #5
francescosciamanna CreditAttribution: francescosciamanna commentedI've tested in a couple of my sites, and seems like working great!
Thank you both again!
Francesco
Comment #6
krknth CreditAttribution: krknth as a volunteer and at Valuebound commentedComment #8
krknth CreditAttribution: krknth as a volunteer and at Valuebound commentedThanks @francescosciamanna and @karthik :)