On Jan 26, 2:29 pm, Tim Chase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Django comes with a naughty-word filter/validator,
> hasNoProfanities.  Just set the PROFANITIES_LIST in your
> settings.py to be the list of words you don't want to include.  I
> believe there's already a modest default list detailed in
> conf/global_settings.py but you can enhance to include your own
> favorites.
>
> Thus, you can use
>
>   class MyModel(Model):
>     comment_field = TextField(...,
>       validator_list=[hasNoProfanities]
>       )
>
> It might take some monkey-patching or a bit of hacking to get it
> into the Django auth system, though it might not make a bad
> default validator for the username. :)
>
> -tim

Thanks so much. My site actually doesn't make use of the admin at all,
so I can easily hack together what I need. This is just the sort of
thing I was looking for.
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