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August 10, 2007
11:23 am
jason
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Not sure what's going on. I've been toying with this plugin for a little while and cannot seem to get the image to work.

Here's the link: http://blogs.indstate.edu/~wpmu/kilp

Any clue as to what's going on?

Thanks!

August 10, 2007
12:17 pm
Peter
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What does the diagnostic page say? (Manage > Random Anti-Spam).

Is there a reason why you have the fonts and the plugin file in different folders? They should be in the same folder called "random-anti-spam".

If neither of those things help, paste your settings from the top of the plugin file into this forum.

August 16, 2007
1:19 pm
jason
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Peter said:

What does the diagnostic page say? (Manage > Random Anti-Spam).


Is there a reason why you have the fonts and the plugin file in different folders? They should be in the same folder called “random-anti-spam”.


If neither of those things help, paste your settings from the top of the plugin file into this forum.


The GD and the FreeType libraries are not installed. I'm assuming that because the GD library isn't installed is the reason the whole thing doesn't work.

Here's the code from the plugin file:


// This key makes it so that spambots cannot readily calculate the text without being able to "see" the image. You can enter anything combination of letters and numbers here, but you should keep it under 10 letters.
$ras_key = "i898asd";

// Set this to equal TRUE if you want to force registered users to enter the anti-spam text as well.
$ras_forcereg = true;

// Set this to equal TRUE if you want to allow trackbacks (but be vulnerable to trackback spam)
$ras_allowtrack = true;

// Set this to equal TRUE if you want to send all trackbacks to the moderation queue (only works if the above setting is TRUE)
$ras_modtrack = false;

// Set this to equal TRUE if you want to allow pingbacks (but be vulnerable to pingback spam)
$ras_allowping = true;

// Set this to equal TRUE if you want to send all pingbacks to the moderation queue (only works if the above setting is TRUE)
$ras_modping = false;

// Set the path to the font(s).
// Empty string ("") defaults to the root of your blog.
// If you add a path, DO include the trailing slash.
$ras_fontpath = "wp-content/mu-plugins/custom-anti-spam/";

$ras_fontlist = array(); // < -- This line should not be changed
// List as many TrueType font(s) as you like, one per line. Drop your own font files into this plugin's directory.
// If you are using your own fonts, make sure all fonts used are about the same default size.
// If you want some fonts to be used more frequently, enter them multiple times.
// Default freeware fonts from font101.com
$ras_fontlist[] = "wesley.ttf";
$ras_fontlist[] = "beatty.ttf";
$ras_fontlist[] = "ateliersans.ttf";
$ras_fontlist[] = "worm.ttf";
$ras_fontlist[] = "caslonantique.ttf";

Thanks for taking time out to help out with this!

August 16, 2007
1:21 pm
Peter
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Yeah, your settings look fine. Are you on a shared host? Ask your host to install at least the GD Library, as it is absolutely necessary for this plugin (I had other choice on that :(). FreeType is also necessary if you want to use the custom fonts.

September 21, 2008
8:31 pm
voodish
Guest

Turn off GZIP compression