Condition : "Text contains any word in a list"

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This looks pretty handy. I am struggling hard with trying to envision a simple use case for Rules out of the box to explain it to people, and if this condition were there, a "spam filter" would be an obvious one.

Yep, sounds handy. Let's polish and include it.

$pattern = "/\b$word\b/i";

This would treat $word as regex. Maybe we should just use stripos() instead?

I see. I'd agree that it should check for words only.

Thanks for sharing @DjebbZ, it was just what I was looking for. Any chance this might make it into the official version? I have tested it, and it seems to work just fine.

Wolfgang can it be added to Rules release? As addition we can change code to use Vocabulary for spam list filter!

Wolfgang can you help to change this code so Rules Condition could compare Spam Vocabulary terms based on Vocabulary id provided to to Rules condition?

Here is code for Rules to use Vocabulary ID - which is Spam filter Vocabulary

<?php
/**
 * Implements hook_rules_condition_info().
 *
 * Declare a new Rules condition : "Text contains any word in a list"
 * This condition is gonna be used as a way to match comment content and the list of suspect words
 *
 * @return array the condition description
 */
function rules_spam_rules_condition_info() {
  return array(
    'rules_spam_text_contains' => array(
      'label' => t('Text contains words from Vocabulary'),
      'group' => t('Data'),
      'parameter' => array(
        'text' => array(
          'label' => t('Text to search into'),
          'type' => 'text'
        ),
        'list' => array(
          'label' => t('Vocabulary ID'),
          'type' => 'text',
          'description' => t('The comparison will be case insensitive'),
        ),
      ),
    ),
  );
}

/**
 * Rules condition callback. Matches a text against a list of words.
 *
 * @param $text string Text to search into
 * @param $list array List of words to match
 * @return boolean TRUE if there's a match, FALSE otherwise
 */
function rules_spam_text_contains($text,$list) {
  $match = 0;
  $list = (int) $list;
  $terms = taxonomy_get_tree($list);
  $items = array();
  foreach ($terms as $term) {
          $items[] = $term->name;
          }
  foreach ($items as $word) {
    // This pattern takes care of word boundaries, and is case insensitive
    $pattern = "/\b$word\b/ui";
    $match += preg_match($pattern, $text);
  }
  return $match == 0 ? FALSE : TRUE;
}

This looks great! Has anyone used it with Reservation Conflict?

Would really like to see a generic "contains" string data comparison. Tried something like the OP but I don't see anything in the "Comparison Operator" field for data.

The use case: I want to compare the email address of a new user to see if it contains certain text in order to automatically assign it to an OG Group.

Even better would be a regex comparison operator. Does this already exist somewhere in contrib?

Nevermind, I'm an idiot. I was looking at operators within Data comparison and missed the entire Text comparison conditions.

Hi.

I'm trying to make a simple antispam to prevent humans from manually creating unwanted content. But I just cannot find the way to make Rules check into a list. It seems to work if I make one condition per word. But if I make a list — one word per line or comma separated — it does not work.

So I saw all that PHP code (#0 and #11). Does this mean that it is not possible to make Rules match a content to a list of words? Do I need this code? Where to put it? How to make the list; comma seperated?

Thanks.

Still in need of an actual patch here.
Also needs a test case.

Moving to 8.x-3.x. There doesn't seem to be much interest in adding this, but if it is added it should go into the current version of Rules first. It can then be backported to 7.x-2.x if there is community interest.

Tagging issues that will be fixed by code moved from D8RE.