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Anyway to make this work on 3.5.4?
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Flip to page three of this thread, download the product XML attached to post #36 and then make the template edit as dartho instructs a couple of posts below. :)
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Which template do I need to edit this into? Sorry, didn't see the name of it specified on page 3. Thanks ;) |
easy for spambots :)
it's not alternative to captcha this is 100 % better than captcha for spambots trust me. |
Thank's for this. I really hope it help's keep the spammers out
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Is it possible for someone to input the answer via a checkbox or radio button? If someone has a selection they'll be less likely to make spelling mistakes.
Also, could this easily be added to the bit where a member verifies there age, before they even agree to the rules? Does this work on the guests contact form and search pages? |
Great idea I will install it
Thnx |
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I was wondering if this MOD could be used another place in vBulletin besides just the registeration process? Namely,
------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ref: Tipem's comment... Surprisingly enough, I've tried this and it's worked (not involving verification images or captcha). On your web form, have a "verify" input text box. Above that say: "Enter in 'V f r 4 R $' without spaces or quotes in the text box below" (and the verification code can be static). And whaddya know -- no spam from email web forms. Eventually spam bots might figure this out, but it can be a quick fix. To make it even more difficult, you could say "Enter in 'V-4-R-$-s' with no spaces, quotes, or dashes in the text box below." Because a spam bot isn't human, they cannot comprehend this. It's all about fooling bots. The key is not to do it a methodical way, not a hidden or "tricky" way -- just an "odd" way that only humans can comprehend. Simple. taken from http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?t=417095 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Upon reading that, I wondered if this MOD could be used on the 'contact us' form as well as the new user registeration perhaps? If so, where would one add the code in vBulletin to do so? GREAT MOD by the way, one of my favorites! |
Well, as a quick non-tested solution for now to add it to the contact us form:
1. Edit the "Cache the NoSpam! template" plugin to say: Code:
if (THIS_SCRIPT == 'register' OR THIS_SCRIPT == 'sendmessage') 3. Make a new plugin on the sendmessage_contactus_start hook with the following code: Code:
if ($vbulletin->options['nospam_onoff']) |
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