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Sunday, 29 October 2006 21:52 |
It will be a huge patch release this time. Let me first start with the new features list...
- NEW: Search contains the word "search" now as default.
- NEW: Following rules apply now to the form field "Name":
If a user is logged in, he can not change his name
If
a guest is around, he can change his name only if the admin settings
"name field: No Yes Is the field name read only?" is set to NO - NEW: Avoid logged in user to rate up and down his own comments (he will never be able to rate them). But logged in user can rate his comments as guest!
- NEW: Auto moderation function: this do not auto publish automatically comments based on external conditions.
done: check if one url is in comment or title
future: check if comment contains at least one or more bad words. - NEW: Use a lot of new CSS tags.
- NEW: Replying to an existing comment also now Quote automatically the text, not only the title.
And the never ending list of bugs corrected...
- BUG: Edit comment CSS file was no more available...
- BUG: Administrator notification was always disabled during save of configuration settings.
- BUG: if
"allow anonymous entry" then comment form is visible. If "allow
anonymous entry" = false then only logged in user see the comment form
- BUG: Comment header missing space
- BUG: "Additionally the title seems mandatory, but if you don't put title you are not able to
submit again the message since it says "you already posted a comment"..."
1. The anti posting measure can now be switch off
2. anti posting check is now done after form input validations. - BUG: Replying to a comment with special characters in the title was not working, tested in Firefox and IE
- BUG: Back end: Settings/InputForm/name field = Yes. BUT... name field in comment input form is still editable.
Translations, new keys are in each language file.
- Dear translations team, Ive duplicated new English keys in other files. (Hungarian, german)
Anti Spamming measures
OpenComment
do not need Captcha (com_securityimages component) or Hashcash
(com_Hashcash). And this because OpenComment use internally a sort of
HASHCASH. This should be more than enough against spammers, If it ever
failed, I will switch Captcha on in less than a day. I simply do not
want to force users resolving a Captcha when I can propose something
different.
Here also a freemind mindmap with what should be in that release.
Concerning
the development, I must also says, that it is not a long term objective
for me to try to make OpenComment a commercial grade application, at least not alone ;-). If You want a more complex/easy to use commenting system, maybe You'll have to look at OpenWordpress or any equivalent.
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