Kill list for the Reading Page?

[ex_awakened208]

I want to know if it's possible to block entries that contain specific words. I was at s2flexisquares at livejournal and found a kill list for the subject and thought I could modify it but I think there's just too many differences in Core1 and Core2 to do that. Can anyone help me?

Here's the kill list code I found, if that helps:
function FriendsPage::print_body { var string[] kill_list = ["exampleword1", "exampleword2", "exampleword3"]; var bool clean; foreach var Entry e ($.entries) { $clean = true; var string subject = $e.subject->lower(); foreach var string word ($kill_list) { if( $subject->contains($word->lower())) { $clean = false; } } if ($clean == true) { $this->print_entry($e); } } }

Comments

[ninetydegrees]

The code you posted works perfectly well for me w/ Core2 styles. Did you have any problems with it?

[ex_awakened208]

Well, I didn't try out the code as is. I was trying to see if I could make it kill entries with specific phrases/words in the entry text rather than the subject, but I guess I replaced it with the wrong things. Sorry, I was being a bit confusing.

[ninetydegrees]

Oh ok. If you replace 'subject' with 'text' it will work with the entry text too.

[ex_awakened208]

Thanks!

[ex_awakened208]

Hate to bother you about this again, but is there any reason why the code might omit entries that do not contain the kill phrases on the same page that other entries were omitted?

[ninetydegrees]

Can you give me one of the killphrases you've used, and which causes this issue? I wonder if it has to do with one words vs several words or something like that.

[ex_awakened208]

Thanks for your help but I seem to have found the root of the problem on my own. It was an acronym that happened to be the same letters inside of another word. I tested it and it seems to be the thing affecting it.