Re: Disabling (or find a workaround for) the comment security checks

2010-05-07 Thread Federico Capoano
Thanks for the suggestion. Even if I suppose not, would it be possible to generate the correct security hash with javascript? On May 6, 5:03 pm, Alex Robbins wrote: > Also, as I think more about this, are you sure you need static > generator? You might get sufficient speed just by using cache.

Re: Disabling (or find a workaround for) the comment security checks

2010-05-06 Thread Alex Robbins
Also, as I think more about this, are you sure you need static generator? You might get sufficient speed just by using cache. Premature optimization is bad On May 6, 8:37 am, Alex Robbins wrote: > Disclaimer: > Disabling the security stuff makes it really likely you'll get comment > spammed.

Re: Disabling (or find a workaround for) the comment security checks

2010-05-06 Thread Alex Robbins
Disclaimer: Disabling the security stuff makes it really likely you'll get comment spammed. You should set up some kind of akismet protection on the backend if you disable the security. If you don't want the checking then you probably want a custom comment form. You can use this method to setup a

Disabling (or find a workaround for) the comment security checks

2010-05-05 Thread Federico Capoano
Hello to all, I've just launched my new web-site powered by django and i'm very satisfied. I've implemented StaticGenerator to improve the performance and loading speed and I have to admit is brilliant. Unfortunately i've noticed the comment system doesn't work. This happens because the pages of