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October 30, 2011
6:26 pm
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Hello;

There is one very critical component for myself as an autoblogger when syndicating feeds;option to ‘filter’ post items on keyword or phrase. I would guess there is this functionality but (hopefully as a global option) but don’t see it anywhere:

A. Filter Posts on Phrase/Keyword MUST HAVE; example, : ‘dog’,’cat’,’pet food’,’bla bla bla’

B. Filter Posts on Phrase/Keyword CANNOT HAVE; example, : ‘food’,’black’,’ugly’,’x x x’

Can you please explain how the above can be implemented (globally if possible)?

Note: If this is only ‘code based’, can this feature be added into the plug-in as an input box?

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cyber1

October 30, 2011
8:31 pm
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Here is the solution: Login to see this link

October 30, 2011
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Hi Admin,

thanks, this is a start, but i still need your help;

the basic code is;

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which prevent posting IF the ‘bad’ keyword matches, okay..

but,  how do i check for any ‘array’ of bad keywords; “bad word1″;bad word2″;”bad word3”;etc, etc (without looping if possible)?

conversely; how do i check for an ‘array’ of good keywords that MUST match the post?

ps; this basic feature is VERY IMPORTANT to me (i would guess others).. can please add these 2 (negative & postive) keyword checks as a GLOBAL option (input box) so we don’t have to ‘hand code’ this each time?

Sincerely,
cyber1

October 31, 2011
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Hello Admin,

I’m replying to my own post as was able to ‘code’ good/bad word filter for posts, but this is a really ‘flaky’ way to run this plug in as it doesn’t log nor consistently check (from user to user) for critical keywords that posts need to be filtered on.

Having tried almost every other plug-in on the market,  i can say this:

WE NEED A FEATURE TO ‘FILTER’ ON KEYWORDS (BOTH NEGATIVE-“ITEM EXCLUSION” AND POSITIVE-“ITEM INCLUSION”) FROM OUR XML FEEDS, THAT’S FULLY INTEGRATED INTO CYBERSEO’S PRODUCT. Meaning 2 separate Input fields for user’s to enter their selected words/phrases.

This would also ‘log’ everything when running XML feeds as part of the product so we could see what ‘keywords’ items are being filtered on. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE.. consider adding this feature!

Sincerely,
cyber1

October 31, 2011
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Use preg_match() function to filter out posts according to the specified list of words. E.g.:

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Logging the filtered-out keywords is a very specific task which won’t be interested to anybody except you. This is why I can’t implement it as a built-in feature (otherwise the feed setting page is risking to be one kilometer long). However it can be easily implemented via PHP code. Thus is you really need such a functionality, you can order the custom coding  (either from me or from any other PHP developer).

February 23, 2016
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Actually this was very useful to me, have been looking all day and finally found it. I’m trying to do a similar thing and learned a lot from this. 

September 30, 2017
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Is there a limit to the amount of keywords you can use for the preg_match?

October 1, 2017
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No, there is no limit. You can also take these words from a file.

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