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Date: 04/21/08 10:26
By: James Subject: RE: How to stop BOTS from SPAMMING my PHP For The best method I found for stopping spam in my forms was: 1) If there is more than one "http://" in the message, don't post it 2) Validate the e-mail using it's MX record 3) Call the form names something random - i.e. instead of <input name="email"> do <input name="sadkfmdlzfgnzfchblkzdxcm">. Additionally, make the form field descriptions (i.e. the text that says "E-Mail:") into an image. That way, most spam bots won't know which field is which and only humans will be able to enter data into the form. Have a look here for an example: http://www.frosthold.com/index.php?q=guest |
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