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SAXOTECH Online Tags Manual
ForumNavBarItem.pbo
pbs search
pbs searchresult and forums
SearchResultForum.pbo
SearchResultForumItem.pbo
pbs userverify
UserVerificationMail.pbo
UserVerify.pbo
Message filtering
The forums support message filtering. This function is used to replace profanities and other objectionable content. The system matches
whole words.
The file containing the list of blocked words is called nolist.txt and is placed in the root folder of the website. Enter one word per line.
Phrases can also be used. The file should be no longer than 50 words.
This system is not foolproof. If your users want to use these words they will find a way around it. By replacing letters with numbers and
misspelling words is possible bypass the system like this: r3allybadw0rd.
Message form
This form is used for all message creation and editing.
ForumNewMessage.pbo
<%PostMessageLink%>
The link to the program that processes the submission.<form method="POST"
action="<%PostMessageLink%>">
<%Attachments%>
Lists file attachments. Please see ForumMessageAttachmentItem.pbo.
<%AttachmentsNotImage%>
The number of non image attachments associated with this message. This is the same is
*<%Attachments%>*
minus
*<%Images%>*
<%\Author%>
The name of the logged on user. This is usually the nickname, but if there is no nickname it is the user
name.
<%AvatarLink%>
An image link to the logged on user's avatar.
<%Body%>
The body text of the current message.
<%CanPost%>
This field has a value of 1 if the user has a user level above 1.
<%DeleteMessageLink%>
A link to an action that will cause the top message to be deleted with all its sub messages. Deleting
messages actually only marks those messages as unpublished.
<%DeleteReplyLink%>
A link to an action that will cause the current message to be deleted with all its sub messages.
Deleting messages actually only marks those messages as unpublished.
<%Description%>
The group name for this message
<%Edit%>
This field has a value of 1 if editing an existing message.
<%EditMessageLink%>
The link to the page for editing the current message.
<%\Email%>
The logged on user's email address.
<%ExtEmailAdr%>
When extended login is used, this is the user's email address.
<%ExtFirstName%>
When extended login is used, this is the user's first name.
<%ExtSurName%>
When extended login is used, this is the user's surname.
<%FirstName%>
The logged on user's first name.
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