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From: Sebastian N. <seb...@no...> - 2004-12-01 12:42:49
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Garvin Hicking wrote:
> Hi Sebastian!
>
>
>>>+ @define('PLUGIN_EVENT_SPAMBLOCK_CAPTCHAS_USERDESC', 'To prevent
>>>automatted Bots from commentspamming, please enter the string you see in the
>>>image below in the appropriate input box. Only if the strings match, your
>>>comment will be submitted. Please take care that your browser supports
>>>accepting cookies, or your comment cannot be verified correctly.');
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>>Should be changed in "the users browser"
>
> But that is only shown to the user putting a comment on the page - so "your
> browser" should point to "the users browser" as in "my browser". If I change it
> to "the users browser" the actual user may not know that he is meant.
This is misleading. "I have cookies enabled, so everything is fine".
>>user_has_cookies_disabled && blog_uses_captchas { display warning instead of
>>form }
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> That's not easy. Checking for cookies can only be done by calling two pages at
> least. So when opening an entry immediately, we cannot tell if the user has
> cookies or not.
Do we really need cookies then? How is this implemented? With Sessions?
I think so, so just append the Session ID to the image. Or am I wrong?
Sebastian
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