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Artie S. writes:
As part of a contract with a customer, we have to maintain some of their legacy applications. I found this today in a custom controller for a very old OpenCart site and am still laughing about it and thought you guys might enjoy it. I suppose it's NSFW, but it's code, right?
I threw in some blocks ( █ ) to make things safer for work. The other symbols (!, @) are part of the original sub.
public function isClean($body)
{
$bad_words = array('sh█t','sh█tty','sh█ttiest','sh!t','sh!tty','sh!ttiest','f█ck','f█cking','f█cked','f█cker','cunt','piss','pissed','crap','crappy','crappier','crappiest','cr@p','cr@ppy','cr@ppier','cr@ppiest','cock','tits','titties');
for($i=0;$i<count($bad_words);$i++)
{
$pos = strpos($body, $bad_words[$i]);
if($pos!==false)
{
return false;
}
}
return true;
}
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