Monks, I'm trying to create a set of whitelist words for the Organization field in a sign up form. I have a field in the database with acceptable words on each line, then I do this: 
$found="0";
    @orgs = split /\n/,$good_orgs;
    
    foreach $good_orgs (@orgs) {
            if ($organization =~ /$good_orgs/i)  {
            $found = "1";
            } 
        }
        
        if ($found eq "0") {
        &error_suspect_org;
        }

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This triggers the error on every sign up. I'm missing something.

I should also mention that it is likely an organization will have 2 words from the list. (i.e. Company, LLC).

In reply to Creating a whitelist by htmanning

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