• Resolved gilu

    (@gilu)


    Instead of this in comments.php:

    <?php if(function_exists('tl_spam_free_wordpress_comments_form')) { tl_spam_free_wordpress_comments_form(); } ?>

    I had to use this:
    <?php if(!function_exists('sfw_comment_pass_exist_check')) { sfw_comment_pass_exist_check(); } ?>

    The twenty-ten theme uses the comment_form() function. But no password was show anyways. If I was unsing the suggested line of code I got the password fields twice on my form.

    Now it works. Form shows correctly including a password.

    Gilbert.

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/spam-free-wordpress/

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  • Plugin Author Todd Lahman

    (@toddlahman)

    Which version of Spam Free WordPress are you using?

    Thread Starter gilu

    (@gilu)

    Version 1.4.8.

    Plugin Author Todd Lahman

    (@toddlahman)

    When the comment_form() function is in the comments.php file there is not need to add any code. When you did add the line of code it gave you two password fields. With Twenty Ten just install the plugin and activate. No code needs to be added.

    I’ve tested 1.4.8 with Twenty Ten and there was no problem with the password field appearing, or the password being generated.

    I created some new posts on a test blog tonight using Twenty Ten. I did not put any code into the comments.php file because it already contains the comment_form function. The password was generated and showed up on my first visit each time.

    Try removing any code you added to comments.php, empty your browser cache, and the blog cache if using something like WP Super Cache, then visit one of your posts when you are not logged in.

    Thread Starter gilu

    (@gilu)

    Nevermind … I guess W3 Total Cache screwd something up.
    Works now!!

    Plugin Author Todd Lahman

    (@toddlahman)

    Very happy to hear it is working.

    Thread Starter gilu

    (@gilu)

    I can’t wait to see it in action! ??

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