jeremiah

Logan, I’m pretty sure it’s not doing any caching at all. every time the page is loaded it fetches new info.
I really would rather have the option to cache, but I don’t have time to get that working right now.
NM, I thought it looked pretty good as well, thats why I tried to get it working for wordpress! ??
I’ve never done anything with PHP before, but I have a little perl and javascript exp. so, while I’m not entirely lost, I guess I may as well be.. lol I think that the design will have to remove the alignment option in order to validate as XML.. is that correct? I’m wanting to say that you can’t have the alignment specified within the content.
Probably be better to just drop the table entirely and just flow the info in with br’s and have it honor whatever alignment is set already in the sidebar.
Just to be clear, I didn’t write this originally, it was written for mambo (credit for the original author is in the file, I can’t remember his name off the top of my head) I thought it looked nifty and the code looked clean, so I stripped all the mambo specific stuff out, cleaned it up a bit and posted it here.
–Jeremiah

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Ah, the science of chance. Crafty. ??

Human Condition rocks!
How are you going to decide the winners?

Blank lines at the end of the wp-login.php file?
I’m not a php expert, so I’m just gussing.

Sounds nifty!
if you need some more inspiration, check out https://www.phpee.com
I’ll be looking forward to it!

Here’s an example of what the e-mails generated look like

Suhubh: Good question.. lol Maybe a ‘smart’ cookie? at the same time that you remember the information for the commenter (name, e-mail, etc.) you could track the major parts of the ip address?
If the name e-mail and ip range match, then allow the post to come through unmoderated.
Or, if you don’t display the e-mail address on the site, then you could just do a check to see if the e-mail and the name match your records. The spambots shouldn’t be able to circumvent that.

No Problem.. just wish I new enough php to actually affect a solution.. lol