To avoid some problems, I blocked the middle finger emoji. Then, I went to my test account which does not have admin or moderator and is TL2. I used the emoji in a PM to my normal account, and it didn’t block the emoji. Which is a problem.
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There is a difference between blocking a unicode code point (character) and the spelled-out version :fu:
Not entirely sure which code paths would work here cc @sam but probably will come up again.
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Yes I tried blocking both :fu: and the emoji version.
My sock puppet was able to post both times either as emoji codepoint or emoji.
There is some sort of bug here.
@techAPJ can you have a quick look at this.
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bump +1 for this.
Running (now) 2 separate Discourse instances and would like to be able to block the FU emoji on both.
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We have it on our list, we should get to it in the next 2-4 weeks.
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Blocking emoji now works, via:
https://github.com/discourse/discourse/commit/99c6db21e632fd8731ff97f4122cc89a7c0e0257
Both :fu: and the unicode emoji can be blocked.
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Updated the sites last night and wasn’t able to get this to work. At first, I thought it was maybe because regex for watched words wasn’t enabled, but ticking that didn’t help either.
The word is :fu : (without the space … had to add that to bypass meta censor) and is under Censored Words. I also tried under Required Approval, and that didn’t work either.
Do I need to do anything else to get this to work?
Current Version: v2.3.0.beta2 +115
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I implemented the “block emoji” feature which performs the check server side and blocks the word from being posted. I’ll look into implementing the same for Censor, Require Approval & Flag as well.
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