the "racy" stuff is by DEFAULT off and somehow it is turned on. I went into the code
/lib/services.php
the line is
Code:
$req = "http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos?vq={$keyword}".
"&start-index={$start_index}".
"&max-results={$config['list_per_page']}".
"&orderby=updated";
but can read:
Code:
$req = "http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos?vq={$keyword}".
"&start-index={$start_index}".
"&max-results={$config['list_per_page']}".
"&orderby=updated".
"&racy=exclude";
even with that racy exclude the engine overrides the output. There is a fix using another keyword you insert in every search like "funny" or "music" or "video" but still restricted content comes in.
Youtube says it is excluded by default and you have to have racy=include to get it. I really want it turned off because I have a good site that comes up with mostly porn because it uses the Latin keyword. Seems Latin means porn. The problem with this script having it default on is that ANYONE can come and search for porn and when they watch it you get a link back from the restricted side of Youtube and will loose ALL your pages from ALL search engines for it. It happened to me.
I cannot find the creator of that engine anywhere. All I find is several programers who have modified the template system. The source of the code remains a mystery and with the porn turned on that is not so good. I have only one site it always shows up. The rest only if you search for it. But it takes the robots only one tag and off you go.
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