I have come to notice that commenting may not work properly from IE at the moment. I’ve got a JavaScript that does a heap of stuff - one of the things it does is re-enable Comments if JavaScript is turned on. However, since this function is called later than the one that creates the Links List, it doesn’t get called if the latter fails. Which it does under IE’s broken implementation of JavaScript.
I’ve updated the script, and I hope this one works.
If it doesn’t please email me - if you don’t have access to another browser and can’t leave a comment.
Will this comment go through: Safari.
3 hours, 17 minutes after the fact.
The problem was caused by the new captcha, after a spamming attack. Enable the captcha in “hack” and put this code into your comments.html:
{if $captcha_image_URL != “” && $blog_user_level == -1}
{$captcha_hidden_form_fields}
Anti-spam measure: please retype the
above text into the box provided.
{/if}
under the tag
and insert this /wp-comments-post.php inside these quotes action=” ”
So i resolved the problem.
7 hours, 54 minutes after the fact.
It’s not quite that simple I want to continue using my anti-Spam technique, mainly because less people will use this, and therefore there will be less incentive for Spammers to counteract it.
14 hours, 17 minutes after the fact.
For some reason, I had to do more than just remove the tags from the page, but actually strip out the function from the script file, before it would work in IE.
It works perfectly in every other browser, except that stupid one!!!
15 hours, 6 minutes after the fact.