It takes patience and
perseverance to stick to blogging, which is a rigorous practice and
there isn’t any guarantee of success. Many bloggers would agree
that they have to push themselves – every time they want to write
something, because, there has been such a stiff competition that it
is one in a million chance that your blog would get noticed or
someone would comment on your post. But, that has not deterred the
bloggers from posting content on a regular basis and everyday
millions of new pages have been added to the blogs worldwide.
Well, that could be the
case with those who are trying to carve a niche in the world of
blogging, but what about those who are already popular? Before you
get on further, let your mind bear the mind to look for an expert in
PHP
application development.
Why? Because if you are an avid blogger, and top of that popular, you
would soon need the help of some who is known for the PHP
app development service.
Mind the fact that
WordPress is built on PHP, and any amount of tweaking, about which we
will detail further down, will need an expert in PHP.
The Peril of
Being Popular with a WordPress blog
One of the most common
problems that every popular (and even mediocre) bloggers face these
days is spamming! In fact, some hugely popular blogs get more than a
thousand spam comments every day! Situation does look critical in
that context, but if there is such a huge problem then there must be
a solution. Here, if you have a PHP expert to reach at, grab his hand
now, at this point!
If your blog is on
WordPress then there are ways to take care of spamming. Usually what
happens when people get loads of spam comments on WordPress is that
they refer to different plugins - and that may include opting for
Akismet! But that does slow your site down, by adding over 100KB of
Java Script. For refined and long-lasting solutions, dedicated
writers or bloggers must avail the services of PHP
application development companies in India
or from your nativity, anywhere
around the globe.
How to go about
handling comment spamming
There are some potent
solutions. First of all, remove all of the anti-spam plugins because
sometimes, they clash with each other. You can opt for generic
anti-spam solutions by adding an INPUT to the form – with a captcha
code. Once done with that you need to keep this form empty during the
submission process. It means that this form would be empty in value
but could be filled via key. It is not easy to add inputs on the
server side. The best way to do it is by adding these input fields
with JavaScript or by using a framework. But, before going for that
you need to put in the server-side Spam blocker in place. When it
comes to the WordPress PHP, you need to put in a check for the
dynamic key presence. This means that users without passing a
JavaScript funnel will not be able to post (read, spam) comments.
This is one of the reasons why there has been a consistent demand for
Java developers, as well as experts offering PHP
apps development services from
India especially
(given their cost competiveness,
primarily).
Actually, the best
solution is to use basic JavaScript in the form filled. It will be
effective because every Java Framework comes with its own Syntax. In
combination with Ajax, a JS code with a hidden input command may look
like:
var
form = $('comment-form');
new
Request({
url:
form.action,
method:
'post',
onRequest:
function() {},
onSuccess:
function(content) {},
onComplete:
function() {}
}).send(form.toQueryString()
+ '&is_legit=1');
There are efficient
tools means like Disqus and MooTools, but nothing can be better with
an efficiently coded own formula.
Now, once done with
these basics, hope you would rest in peace and blog - without getting
troubled by the spam comments.
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