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Enable Akismet support in !JoomlaComment |
!JoomlaComment is one of the leading free commenting components for Joomla!. I've been using the component since the beginning of my website. As I said before, !JoomlaComment isn't perfect (yet). It's still missing some features that make others (Like JomComment) more attractive, like the support for trackback. On the other hand, !JoomlaComment does allow threaded / nested comments which is a big positive point. Another downside of the component is the lack of using the Akismet service. Akismet (which is often used together with WordPress) is a service that helps you preventing others of placing automated spam messages in your comments. !JoomlaComments current solution for preventing spam messages was by enabling CAPTCHA: A technique not many users like. We're now going to disable the CAPTCHA and enable Akismet support in !JoomlaComment. How? By "hacking" in the !JoomlaComment core. So let's edit the PHP code from !JoomlaComment and add Akismet support! This tutorial is written for the latest release of !JoomlaComment at this moment: 3.26. Before you start, I strongly suggest that you backup your files before changing. In case something goes wrong, you can just put everything back as it should be. Resources First things first, you'll need to have the following before we can start:
The setup UnZIP the archive that contains the PHP5 class for Akismet that you downloaded in the previous step. Grab the class file (
While you're still there, grab the class file from !JoomlaComment to change ( Dig in te code First, we'll need to make a reference to the Akismet class. From line 25 till 28, you'll see a couple of PHP includes. Add another one on line 29: require_once($mosConfig_absolute_path.'/components/ com_comment/joscomment/Akismet.class.php'); Now search for the function that inserts new comments to the database ( // START Marcofolio.net Akismet $WordPressAPIKey = 'XXXXXX'; // Insert WordPress API Key $MyBlogURL = 'http://www.XXX.com'; // Insert your own blog URL (Don't end with '/') $akismet = new Akismet($MyBlogURL ,$WordPressAPIKey); $akismet->setCommentAuthor($this->_tname); $akismet->setCommentAuthorEmail($this->_temail); $akismet->setCommentAuthorURL($this->_twebsite); $akismet->setCommentContent($this->_tcomment); // For Joomla! 1.0.x $akismet->setPermalink($MyBlogURL.'/index.php?option=com_content& task=view&id='.$this->_content_id); // For Joomla! 1.5.x $akismet->setPermalink($MyBlogURL.'/index.php?option=com_content& view=article&id='.$this->_content_id); if($akismet->isCommentSpam()) { // store the comment but mark it as spam (in case of a mis-diagnosis) $published = 0; } // END Marcofolio.net Akismet Make sure you change the Akismet needs the permalink where the comment has been submitted. In Joomla!, the way of viewing articles is different from Joomla! 1.0.x and 1.5.x . Check which version of Joomla! you're running and remove that line that doesn't belong to your version. Also, make sure that the variable is on one line (had to do it on multiple lines here because of fitting on the page). That's it! Save the file and upload it back to the server. Testing Everything should be working fine now. First, disable CAPTCHA from the component settings in the admin panel. Now go to your blog and try to make a comment like you would normally do. Everything should be working fine now. To test if it actually worked, use the following username: viagra-test-123. When now trying to submit, the comment will be caught as spam by Akismet and will not be directly published. The comment will be stored in the database in case of mis-diagnosis. You can still view and approve comments from the admin panel. Conclusion and Download Although also Akismet isn't perfect (it doesn't catch all spam, especially when humans enter a spammy comment instead of an automated script), this is a better solution than CAPTCHA. Also, you'll need to check yourself every time of a comment is caught as spam, but isn't. Another thing is that Akismet would normally learn from spam comments. The Akismet class does provide the functionality to help the system by telling which comments where spam and which were ham, but that would require changing the admin panel. Feel free to do so if you want! Hope this helped and maybe it gets included in one of the next released of !JoomlaComment. Tags: joomlacomment customize akismet joomla Interested in this topic? You might enjoy another article I've written called |
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