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I was just hoping to get the url, wildcard would be a total bonus. I was just asking because I was curious. Honestly, I really can't think of a time when I'd need to make sure a specific url wasn't embedded. Maybe in the most extreme case. Anyway, thanks again for the addition! 👍

Thanks for the exclude urls! Can I enter specific urls like https://goo.gl/somethinghere or just the root url https://goo.gl?

I assume both, it's allowing the spammers to post (chinese title and content - all chinese thread). There are some test post they make before they actually post spam. The titles are chinese and the content is 'dgfg" etc. testing text.

@fosters Hi. Not sure the plugin is moderating chinese content. Spammers have been posting whatever chinese content they want without moderation. I'm getting posts with thread titles: Any idea why this is getting past the filter? I'm on v4.3.5 Adding the Korean would really help out. Thanks!

Thank You!

Thank You. No rush. Whenever you get a chance.

Sure, I'd love the code. Thanks for adding the setting. 👍

In a future release, would it be possible to have an option to turn off the duplicate link protection? I'm working on a project which duplicate links isn't an issue. I couldn't find any settings to turn that protection off. If there is a setting, please let me know. Thanks!

Works perfect. Thanks @Adriano Faria For anyone else looking to use link directory extra fields in other places / templates (inside the links app). {{$fields = $link->customFields();}} {{foreach $fields as $k => $v}} {lang="links_{$k}"} {$v|raw} {{endforeach}} Can also access: // field_1 being your first extra field you created. {{$fields = $link->customFields();}} {$fields['field_1']}

For the view template you have $cfields available as a variable, so you're not using $link-> to call the custom fields. {{foreach $cfields as $k => $v}} <li class="ipsDataItem"> <span class="ipsDataItem_generic ipsDataItem_size3"><strong>{lang="links_{$k}"}</strong></span> <div class="ipsDataItem_generic ipsType_break cLinkInfoData"> {$v|raw} </div> </li> {{endforeach}}

Is there a way to call the custom fields from the indexBlock template?

That's a good idea. Never considered coming soon, makes a lot of sense. That might be a good short term fix.

@steve00 yes I can hide a product from public view. But I can't hide the category. I have 5 options: 1. Create a category with an obscure name so that visitors have no idea what is in the category. Though, this results in a sloppy appearance with rando category names. Not professional looking at all. 2. Use code to hide the category in the template(s) which for me involves multiple templates over 5 themes. 3. Setting everything up on a dev server and when finished copy all the info over to the live site - which is a real pain akin to a circa 1600 monk in an remote European town copying transcripts by candlelight. No very cutting edge management of a industry caliber ecommerce solution. 4. Place products in another active category and hide the products from view. But then I have to move everything back to their real categories when finished. When you have a lot of products, this can be very confusing. 5. Hide the entire store from public view.

It would be great if I could hide the store categories so I don't expose store items which aren't online yet. Considering the fact that each product needs to be in a category and categories can't be hidden - there are NO, NADA, ZERO surprises for visitors to the store. They see everything regardless if it's ready or not. I've resorted to using my own code (which is a pain in the A$$) to hide categories for products I'm still working on. Maybe I'm missing someone. A little slow. If that happens to be the case, please enlighten me as to how to hide the categories in the store. Thanks!