One confusing part of upgrading to MT4 is all that all the new templates and my old templates end up all mixed together. I created a “Temp41” blog from scratch just to have a reference set of code to help sort out the mess.<\/p>\n
I missed that the javascript template is now “mt.js” instead of “mt-site.js” and that both were still being generated. Since this is where I store the CCode\/TCode javascript (anti-spam), it was important to retire mt-site.js and get the obfuscator function into mt.js.<\/p>\n
CCode and TCode works in before saving spam feedbacks to MT system. CCode\/TCode makes it very difficult for spam-bots to guess tb URL and the required ct input fields. Target ct\/tb URLs to send spams are calcuated from unrevealed entry\/trackback data and obfuscated by Javascript.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Steps to install CCode\/TCode in MT4 (vs. MT3<\/a>.)<\/p>\n
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- Download MT4 version<\/a>.<\/li>\n
- Remove old plug-in code and add new plug-in code in MT system.<\/li>\n
- Place obfuscator.js code into: mt.js template:
\nmt41:default_templates:javascript.mtml<\/li>\n- Refresh mt.js in each blog to bring it in.<\/li>\n
- Install the tag into the Comments Form template. This is an improvement because the new sub-template approach means only updating one sub-template vs. multiple templates under MT3. Put it under this line:<input type=”hidden” name=”entry_id” value=”” \/><\/li>\n
- Republish individual archives.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
One confusing part of upgrading to MT4 is all that all the new templates and my old templates end up all mixed together. I created a “Temp41” blog from scratch just to have a reference set of code to help … Continue reading