You’re checking for the value of the honeypot-comments field, but on the comments form you’re putting an input with a randomized string, so that field doesn’t exist.
So your conditional on line 96 doesn’t work, rendering the plugin useless.
]]>I’m seeing the following error on pages with comments turned on and this plugin activated:
Notice: Undefined variable: key in wp-content/plugins/honeypot-comments/honeypot-comments.php on line 64
I resolved this by add this line above the for statement
if ( !isset($key) ) $key = "";
Attempting to add to a variable without first defining it is the reason for the error.
]]>Just wondering, cause as far as I see they got a point in there ??
Anyway going to test it myself if it works, one of the websites in our portfolio gets pretty spammy.
Will this work with all third party contact form plugins?
]]>Is the plugin compatible with cache plugins ?
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