• I have installed the plugin WP-Gatekeeper to fight spam and I want to appears in other place of the comments form. The plugin-page said this:

    “You could also edit your comment form(s) to include the function gatekeeper_pose_challenge wherever it is you want the challenge to appear”.

    But I do not know how to write it exactly. When I write “gatekeeper_pose_challenge()” in the coments.php of my theme, it does not work, what else do I have to write?

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  • Thread Starter jorgemarsa

    (@jorgemarsa)

    I really apreciated if anybody could help with this piece of code: what else do I have to write to include the function gatekeeper_pose_challenge wherever I want to. Thanks in advance.

    Start by learning about template tags.

    Thread Starter jorgemarsa

    (@jorgemarsa)

    Would you so nice to tell me which is the template tag I should use to do it, and the way to write it. I know that I have much to learn about template tags, in fact I use a few of them, but in this case I need help and I need it before spam defeat me. Thanks.

    Whenever in a readme text you see something like the code you quoted, it should look like
    <?php gatekeeper_pose_challenge(); ?> in your code.

    Moderator Samuel Wood (Otto)

    (@otto42)

    www.remarpro.com Admin

    WP-Gatekeeper doesn’t stop spam. It just makes it a lot harder for users who are not native to English from posting on your blog.

    If you want to stop spam, install plugins that actually stop spam. Bad Behavior. Akismet. Spam Karma 2. These are proven solutions that really work. And they won’t require editing your templates.

    Thread Starter jorgemarsa

    (@jorgemarsa)

    I have Akismet, but I am tired of see the spam list everyday. I do not know Spam Karma 2 or Bad Behavior, but I heard that the last one stops some right comments too, and this is the reason I do not installed.

    “I heard that the last one stops some right comments too, and this is the reason I do not installed.”

    I have BB installed on several sites and while it is at times responsible for a small number of false positives, they are almost all due to badly configured proxy servers which mutilate the HTTP request headers, such as the ones used by aol.com, , comcast.net, dreamhost.com, pacbell.net, twtelecom.net and others.

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