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Postad 22 mars 2005 - 14:42
Kom precis pa en sak att leta efter dar, och hittade en sak... Installationen for b2e i Fantastico ar 0.9.0.10. Det ar samma version som jag har. Pa deras hemsida finns dock version 0.9.0.11 tillganglig, och har varit sa sedan i september 2004! Chans till Fantasticouppdatering? (Eller hm, det ar val iofs cPanel som gor sant och inget ni har inflytande over...)
Och orsaken till att jag besokte deras hemsida alls i formiddags: SPAM!
Forr blev jag pingback-spammad, men for nagra dagar sedan stangde jag av att tillata pingbacks att bli skickade. Idag upptackte jag att jag blivit kommentarspammad istallet.
I deras forum hittade jag ett litet hack som man kan lagga in i en av filerna som gor att man maste vara registrerad och inloggad for att kunna skriva kommentarer. Jag foljde instruktionerna och nu kan man inte kommentarspamma mina bloggar langre! Mission accomplished!Sa har stod det:
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It's not a feature as far as I know. Anyone who can see a post can comment IF comments are not closed or disabled. Closing or disabling will also affect registered bloggers, so that's not what you seek. It's an easy hack if you don't mind going down that path, but the hack will affect all posts under all circumstances - you won't be able to say "posts in this blog can be publicly seen and commented, but posts in that blog can be publicly seen but not commented. Also, it will not over-ride the closed or disabled condition.
Every skin has a skinname, and every skins/skinname/ folder has a bunch of files in it. The skins/ folder tends to have the same file names. Open skins/_feedback.php and look down around line 140 for thisCode:
and change it to thisCode:
Save the file and upload it. Live long and prosper.
Be aware I have not actually done this. It just seemed like a pretty straightforward hack.
Every skin has a skinname, and every skins/skinname/ folder has a bunch of files in it. The skins/ folder tends to have the same file names. Open skins/_feedback.php and look down around line 140 for thisCode:
if( $disp_comment_form )
{ // We want to display the comments form:
if( $Item->can_comment() )
{ // User can leave a commentand change it to thisCode:
if( $disp_comment_form && is_logged_in() )
{ // We want to display the comments form to a registered member:
if( $Item->can_comment() )
{ // User can leave a commentSave the file and upload it. Live long and prosper.
Be aware I have not actually done this. It just seemed like a pretty straightforward hack.
Bade jag och en annan som provade talade om att aven om han inte provat det sjalv sa funkade det utmarkt for oss!
