Hi, I have an issue with block list can’t see any information how to implement profanity filter on my react web app using these words.
Hello @Kotwiadro , Could you please specify the version of the SDK or UIKit you’re using in your React web app? This will help us provide more accurate guidance on implementing the profanity filter.
Hi, yes sure, Im using ts-sdk version
Hello @Kotwiadro, The versioning details you’re referring to can be found here: Amity Social Plus SDK Changelogs and Versioning.
Could you please specify which version or specific feature you are looking for? This will help us provide more accurate guidance.
I want to implement profanity filter so my chat has some words that are ****. Couldn’t find any information in any of the Repositories on how to incorporate the block list from my social platform into my chat. Or is that feature not supported?
Hello @Kotwiadro, thank you for clarification. The blocklist words can be managed directly from the console and are controlled by the backend. There is no need for additional implementation on the SDK side.
Console: https://console.social.plus/
You can find more details in the documentation below:
I have set it set exactly like on screenshot you sent, but It doesn’t seem to work in my case, words still can be seen in chat for both parties and sending party doesn’t receive timeout.
Hello @Kotwiadro , Could you please provide a screen recording of the settings you’ve configured, along with a video recording of the issue occurring? This will help us better understand the problem and assist you more effectively. Thank you!
Yes I can provide screenshots with my configuration, you mean one in social plus? Or should I also do changes to the code itself?
Hello @Kotwiadro , Could you please recheck the channel type? If your channel type is set to “conversation,” block words are not applied to this channel type. For more details, you can refer to the documentation here: Channel Types.
Let us know if you need further clarification!
Ok that was the solution, my channel was type set to conversation.