I’m really happy with how commentluv.com is going and the plugin seems to be working ok, there are a few blogs that need to change some settings in the settings page but mainly it’s ok.
I’ve added click tracking to logged on admin users now and fixed the problem of an apostrophe causing the script to break.
The site has a new guest writer who will be in charge of writing the CommentLuv featured site posts, the first one is up and there are many more to come! Thanks Sire for writing the review!
Stats are a little improved.
I think there is one change I would like to make in the way the code works, I think it will be better to leave the adding of the comment by listening for the submit event out, instead I think it is better to populate another field on the form with the relevant text and add it when the comment is processed using the appropriate filter built into wordpress.
I guess this was supposed to be the way it should have been done but I was concentrating on getting it to work without needing wordpress other than for the settings page but I think it will be more compatible with other javascripts that listen or affect the comment fields if I do it this new way instead.
I’ve only seen a couple of blogs that would need this to be compatible but where there’s 2 yaddy yaddy yaddah 
Awesome, can’t wait! I mean that in its most literal form, the non-beta is not working again….more server issues?
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someone is hammering the old version remote file, it’s had 220,000 hits today so that could be why it’s intermittent at times. this is why I am getting the ajax one and support site ready. spammers are the bane of my life, as well as those using the older version of the plugin using the older remote file on a blog that hasn’t been updated to the latest version and to top it all, not using an antispam plugin.
with the new version, I’ll be able to monitor the hammerings and prevent it from having such an effect.
it is spam saturday after all!
I use commentluv and sonce I did I get more comments
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So basically it may go in and out until this idiot or idiots stop.
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Hi Andy,
Thanks for the help the other day. I think i fixed it now
and i upgraded to the latest version as well.
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Warner: great to see it working for you
Dennis: it usually passes within a day or two. I’ll gradually be phasing out the older versions after the release of the 2.0 final so that the v1.99 and ajax 2.0 use a new remote file.
ASPR. Nice one, I saw it working. Thanks for the feedback
Here’s hoping for the best.
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I’m working on an alarm system for my car that probably work wonders on scammers. What I am trying to do is that once the thief has broken into the car all the doors lock and then it plays the following recording, “Oops, you have just broken into the wrong car! You have ten seconds to exit before the car explodes….Too Late” and then BOOOOM!!!
So far my only problem is getting the insurance companies to accept it. I can’t see what they are griping about as in the end we will have less thieves and they should save heaps on premiums.
All you have to do Andy is work out a way to electrocute the spammers.
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I’ve thought of many dastardly things to catch the fookers at it but all have an inevitable police shoot out at the end so I’ll save that for a rainy day!
All in good time mate, all in good time.
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I don’t think you’re chances are good but I’m not a lawyer. If your contract said you needed to inform the company, you should have. Since you removed the equipment I have to assume you owned it. You do have a counter argument in that the company didn’t provide due diligence in noticing that the system was no longer working. Not good for an alarm monitoring company. You could argue that this shortcoming meant they weren’t doing their job and didn’t uphold their end of the contract. I don’t know how much they say you owe. It might be cheaper to pay them off and learn one of those “hard knock” lessons rather than hire a lawyer. They’re probably banking on this, but it’s a fact that you may come out ahead unless you can act as your own attorney and it doesn’t cost you to take the necessary time off from work.