Archive for posts tagged ‘comment spam’
Ardamis.com is starting out 2012 with a new look, better structured data markup, and a revamped anti-spam system.
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Posted on 22 January 2012
by Oliver Baty
with tags blogging, comment spam, css, Google, javascript, themes, WordPress, xhtml
and categorized Google, Web Site Dev, WordPress
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A safe-for-cached-pages method of filtering out spam comments by requiring at least some time to have passed between the time the page is loaded and the form is submitted.
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Posted on 27 August 2011 and last updated on 22 January 2012
by Oliver Baty
with tags application, blogging, coding, comment spam, database, javascript, php, programming, security, spam, templates, themes, web app, WordPress, xhtml
and categorized Nonsense, Tutorials, Web Site Dev, WordPress
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A screenshot of the Akismet stats graph showing the number of spam comments at ardamis.com identified by Akismet before and after my anti-spam system was implemented.
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Posted on 18 January 2011
by Oliver Baty
with tags 500 error, Apache, blogging, comment spam, database, mysql, spam, WordPress
and categorized Web Site Dev
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How to reduce the number of spam comments that make it into your WordPress database without annoying your visitors.
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Posted on 9 August 2010 and last updated on 14 August 2010
by Oliver Baty
with tags blogging, comment spam, spam, themes, WordPress
and categorized Web Site Dev, WordPress
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The method described in this post uses PHP to generate the timestamps. If your site is using a caching plugin, the timestamps will be stale, and this method will not work. I’m working on a new method using JavaScript for sites that use page caching. In this post, I’ll explain how to reduce the amount [...]
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Posted on 15 December 2007 and last updated on 26 August 2011
by Oliver Baty
with tags blogging, coding, comment spam, php, programming, WordPress
and categorized Web Site Dev, WordPress
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How to reduce WordPress comment spam by implementing a challenge-response system that uses JavaScript to hide the path to the form processing script.
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Posted on 12 September 2007 and last updated on 7 August 2010
by Oliver Baty
with tags blogging, coding, comment spam, javascript, programming, WordPress
and categorized Tutorials, Web Site Dev, WordPress
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Ardamis in 2012 – new look, more microdata, faster code
Ardamis.com is starting out 2012 with a new look, better structured data markup, and a revamped anti-spam system.
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Posted on 22 January 2012 by Oliver Baty with tags blogging, comment spam, css, Google, javascript, themes, WordPress, xhtml and categorized Google, Web Site Dev, WordPress
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