Topic: Just testing posting as guest

[chaosblade]

Like he cheated on the IRC stats before

[hgkghjk]

tst1

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[test]

looks successfull

test.

[Guest]

This is a test...

[chaosblade]

* chaosblade blinks in confusion

[Victor]

Great Website! #normal link posting
http://www.froogle.com #some tricking on readers

Ok. The thing is that first I posted a text "lala" inside url tag, and then edited my message, posting real link.
Haven't seen the code, but think this is a flaw.

For a robot, who can identify this forum it would not be a problem to post a message and then modify it (well, actually don't know how much coding is needed for it).

Hope this helps someone.
Anyway, thanks for the plugin.

[chaosblade]

Thanks for the tip, Though its more of an issue to the SMF developers.

[Foobar]

Testing anti-link posting
Will google pick this anonym.to/my.casino.and.viagra.site

Edit:
passed,  no norel=”nofollow”
custom.simplemachines.org/mods/index.php?mod=369

Code: [Select]

[url]no http Url[/url]

[Teest]

Test:
Cool site: forum.domodel.ru
Ok?

[Jason]

Same here, any chance of you updating the nospambyguests mod for SMF?  Akismet isn't cutting it all the time.  I installed your package and it doesn't work at all.  Seems like you are having the same problem on your own board now.  I am using SMF 1.1.1 as it is out now.

[Jason]

Nevermind, I had to modify the package-info.xml first to add 1.1.1 support.  Works like a champ

[fdsf]

testing

[qwe]

%77%77%77%2E%67%6F%6F%67%6C%65%2E%63%6F%6D
or
www.google.com

Both works fine.

Here's how it's done with use of hex-code:

Code: [Select]

[URL]%77%77%77%2E%67%6F%6F%67%6C%65%2E%63%6F%6D[/URL]
or
[URL=%77%77%77%2E%67%6F%6F%67%6C%65%2E%63%6F%6D][color=turkise]www[/color].google.com[/URL]

[qwe]

Ok, last one wasn't really working.

But this one does:
www.google.com

Code: [Select]

[URL=google.com][color=blue]www[/color][color=blue].google.com[/color][/URL]Couse there's no need for www, it still works.

Now something that should always work:
Google.com has the IP 209.85.129.147
So it's DWORD value is 3512041875
So we use the DWORD value:

3512041875

[MVM]

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