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HTML Posts in Forum
I hope I've put this in the right section. I've had a problem with a spammer signing up to my forum and posting HTML code.
I've changed the settings in the Admin Panel to stop them posting external links for 7 days but how can I stop any member from posting HTML code.
I've changed the settings in the Admin Panel to stop them posting external links for 7 days but how can I stop any member from posting HTML code.
Bignuggs- Forumember
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Re: HTML Posts in Forum
Go to AP>>General>>Messages and e-mails>>Configuration
On that page find "Allow HTML" and select "No" and save your settings.
On that page find "Allow HTML" and select "No" and save your settings.
Re: HTML Posts in Forum
That was already set as NO. So I don't know how the spammer is doing it.
should I also set the BBcode to NO ?
should I also set the BBcode to NO ?
Bignuggs- Forumember
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Re: HTML Posts in Forum
Setting the BBcode to "no" as well as HTML will prevent anyone from posting pics and other things, your forum will be virtually for text only.Bignuggs wrote:That was already set as NO. So I don't know how the spammer is doing it.
should I also set the BBcode to NO ?
The bbcode settings are not the same as HTML and will not prevent HTML from working, only the HTML setting control that. The person was probably using BBcode. If you disable that and HTML all members can do is post text, but perhaps thats the way you want it.
Re: HTML Posts in Forum
I've banned 2 in the last 4 days. I think it's the same spammer. The latest one didn't have an IP address.
Bignuggs- Forumember
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Re: HTML Posts in Forum
Do you have a confirmation code enabled? It must be a bot who's doing that or something. If you've got the member sign up with a confirmation code or email activation, it'll stop easy registration if the attacker's a bot.
Re: HTML Posts in Forum
That will be a problem. forum are able to post photo's and I want it to stay that way.
Is it possible that the HTML "NO" setting is not working properly ?
Is it possible that the HTML "NO" setting is not working properly ?
Bignuggs- Forumember
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Re: HTML Posts in Forum
Runaway, it's very similar to what you have shown but it usually looks like gibberish.
Bignuggs- Forumember
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Re: HTML Posts in Forum
That is BBcode they are using to create the code box, you can only stop that by disabling BBcode. I would suggest if you don't want to disable that along with HTML so your members can to continue to have the ability to post pictures you should direct your attention to banning this member.Bignuggs wrote:Runaway, it's very similar to what you have shown but it usually looks like gibberish.
Re: HTML Posts in Forum
That's exactly what I am doing, banning the mothers. I was hoping there was someway of stopping it completely.
I've changed the setting to no Posts for 7 days, so I guess I will have to wait and see if it stops them.
Anyway, thanks for the help.
I've changed the setting to no Posts for 7 days, so I guess I will have to wait and see if it stops them.
Anyway, thanks for the help.
Bignuggs- Forumember
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