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Nice! Here’s a test comment to moderate. :)
Christian
Christian Cantrell
29 Aug 08 at 10:18 am
Ciao,
looks great and very useful. Couple of features.
1 – I would be interested is a notification that tells me if the blog is up and running, maybe just a green/red icon pop-up or something.
2 – multiple blogs, I have several!
Alessandro
Alessandro
29 Aug 08 at 10:22 am
Hey Danny, Nice!
Thats my only complaint as well is that youve got to hit the dashboard to moderate or follow links in email to approve. A tool like this would kickass. Looking forward to it!
A new version of akismet just came out 2.1.8 so you might want to install that and test against it as well.
I actually use a wordpress plugin that helps me ban IP’s of spammers, etc, its called WP-Ban – http://lesterchan.net/portfolio/programming/php/
So I wrote a small wordpress plugin that allows you to extract all the IP’s addresses of comments flagged as SPAM by akismet, and then sort them, eliminate duplicates and export them out all from one page, so you can either automatically insert them into the WP-BAN IP list or use them in other plugins.
I’ve found that harvesting these offending IP’s and banning them drops the number of spam comments I have to moderate or view by a couple order of magnitude. If your interested in the source so you could possibly incorporate some sort of Spammer IP listing, drop me a note and I’ll send you the source -warts and all. ;)
See ya!
Rob
Robert M. Hall
29 Aug 08 at 10:26 am
Nice. About damn time something like this was made.
Josh Dura
29 Aug 08 at 10:30 am
I’ll second the multiple blogs comment. But mainly, awesome! Nice solution for an irritating problem.
Aaron
29 Aug 08 at 10:33 am
That will come in handy
joshspoon
29 Aug 08 at 10:36 am
Good stuff Danny, I’d be happy to test it on my WP blog.
Rachel Luxemburg
29 Aug 08 at 10:53 am
Cool concept. It’s looking good too.
Ping me if you want someone to help test or if you want any assistance with the project.
Ben Dalton
29 Aug 08 at 11:01 am
Agree with Alessandro on his feature requests. :)
Also new feature request: Approve All, deny all, checkbox next to each entry.
Scott Janousek
29 Aug 08 at 12:46 pm
You are missing an end bracket here. :-)
Renders as “As you probably figured, is a PERFECT candidate for this use case,”
<a href=”http://www.adobe.com/go/air”AIR is a PERFECT candidate for this use case,
Daniel Larsen
29 Aug 08 at 2:03 pm
testing testing 1 2 3
Chester
29 Aug 08 at 6:05 pm
This could be a great utility for the wordpress community :)
Napolux
30 Aug 08 at 3:50 am
Do you plan to open source it?
funkyboy
31 Aug 08 at 10:31 am
A reply feature to add your own comment so you can respond would make this one of the most important pieces of software I could ever have. Multiple blog capability would be fantastic, too. Thank you for building this app, I think it’ll be a big hit.
Michael Martine
31 Aug 08 at 11:08 am
wow, great work, thx, does it support unicode? does it support chinese character I mean?
roamlog
31 Aug 08 at 5:45 pm
Looks like a great app! :)
Erik Bernskiold
31 Aug 08 at 8:58 pm
Great work.
I think the possibility to “edit” the comment before approving it would make a handy additional feature.
There is a wordpress plugin that’s doing some good things on comments to, maybe it can inspire you on further development:
http://www.blogperfume.com/plugin-wp-ajax-edit-comments-for-wp-25/
http://www.raproject.com/ajax-edit-comments-20/
cubus
31 Aug 08 at 11:41 pm
Can I apply for italian translation? :P
Napolux
1 Sep 08 at 12:17 am
great. this is the perfect app i m waiting for.
If you want to do a German version, let me know.
Manuel
1 Sep 08 at 12:41 am
Excellent aplication! don’t add any features, just accept or no buttons and its great… no “fancy functions” ’cause that functions always make problems.
I’ll be waitting the release of this one :)
Great work man!
Drax
1 Sep 08 at 4:35 am
Nice one, I had written a API for managing comments remotely, I thought of releasing it publicly but WP will be having something built in the future.
I guess you would be using normal html screenscraping for now, shifting to a API in future would do real good.
Keith Dsouza
1 Sep 08 at 11:00 am
Daniel; When you release this I will personally recommend you for knighthood or sainthood. Whichever you prefer.
In spite of my best efforts spam is making blogging less and less fun for me.
Martin
2 Sep 08 at 11:47 pm
This will be nice for all WP blogs! excelent! if you want, i cant help you with an spanish translation.
Gustavo
5 Sep 08 at 6:08 pm
I will have to second (third?) some of the above comments:
It won’t be much use to me if you can’t do multiple blogs.
Open sourcing it would be rad, and I’d probably jump in and help with coding after I’ve started using it.
This is going to be HUGE.
Eric Marden
5 Sep 08 at 11:04 pm
Oh, and what about adding a ‘Reply’ button so you can join the conversation easily?
Eric Marden
5 Sep 08 at 11:29 pm
Any updates on this, I would love to test it out if you could send me a copy. Thanks in advance.
Keith Dsouza
11 Sep 08 at 12:30 pm
Any updates about this cool thingy, Daniel? I’ve been checking out every other day. :-)
Sravan
12 Sep 08 at 4:57 am
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