How to make Gesior dont let names with ' ?

[korff]

How to make Gesior dont let ppl create characters names with ' ?

example: Druid'Dufor

here is my config-and-functions.php

//names blocked:
$names_blocked = array('gm','cm','administrador','administration',' god', 'tutor');
$first_words_blocked = array('gm ','cm ', 'god ','tutor ', "'", '-');
//name can't contain:
$words_blocked = array('gamemaster', 'game master', 'game-master', " game'master", '--', "''","' ", " '", "'",'- ', ' -', "-'", "'-", 'fuck', 'sux', 'suck', 'noob', 'tutor');

 

[Cykotitan]

$words_blocked = array('gamemaster', 'game master', 'game-master', " game'master", '--', "''",'- ', ' -', "-'", "'-", 'fuck', 'sux', 'suck', 'noob', 'tutor');

 

[korff]

$words_blocked = array('gamemaster', 'game master', 'game-master', " game'master", '--', "''",'- ', ' -', "-'", "'-", 'fuck', 'sux', 'suck', 'noob', 'tutor');

Dont WORK! I still can create chars with ' in name, like: Dot'talor

Please help!

 

[Znote]

Might be mixing, but there is similar problem on Java, and it can be solved quite easily. Not sure if it will work, but worth a try:

$words_blocked = array('gamemaster', 'game master', 'game-master', ' game\'master', '--', '\'','- ', ' -', '-\'', '\'-', 'fuck', 'sux', 'suck', 'noob', 'tutor');

In order for the language to understand that (') is not the closing command but the letter used/filtered, you have to write a backslash, after a backslash it will automatic take the next symbol and have it as in the comment, no matter what that symbol originally has of meaning.

I learned this from my Java programming, so I can not guarantee its the same on php. But tell me if the code works.

 

[korff]

It Workes!

Might be mixing, but there is similar problem on Java, and it can be solved quite easily. Not sure if it will work, but worth a try:

$words_blocked = array('gamemaster', 'game master', 'game-master', ' game\'master', '--', '\'','- ', ' -', '-\'', '\'-', 'fuck', 'sux', 'suck', 'noob', 'tutor');

In order for the language to understand that (') is not the closing command but the letter used/filtered, you have to write a backslash, after a backslash it will automatic take the next symbol and have it as in the comment, no matter what that symbol originally has of meaning.

I learned this from my Java programming, so I can not guarantee its the same on php. But tell me if the code works.

IT WORKS! Thank you very much!

 

[Cykotitan]

Uh, I got it all wrong, sorry. Didn't see the 'don\'t' part.

 

[Znote]

Awesome! My programming studies are finally starting to take effect! (Znote advanced in level).

 

[sorcerers king]

Awesome! My programming studies are finally starting to take effect! (Znote advanced in level).

yeah, congratz