Added reCAPTCHA && Google Analytics support#33
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With this *huge* patch I added reCAPTCHA support to phpsqlitecms. You can edit the reCAPTCHA settings under 'Spam protection' section in the administration panel. After adding your site and your secret reCAPTCHA keys, you can select where do you want to add the reCAPTCHA check, by now you can add it to: * users login (/cms/) * users comments on commentable posts * mail sent through formmailer It also prevents to randomly add Google's script in the page if it isn't enabled, so it should be good for the ones who don't want Google in their way ;)
fixed some bugs too
This time I added an option in the administration menu. If enabled it adds Google Analytics snippet code to all pages except administration's ones. If disabled any additional code will be included in the page.
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Captcha-inventor of the possibilities of modern text recognition are aware and already hindering therefore (even completely unnecessary) human visitors with barely clearly recognizable spelling - and they have the even factored in since they equally provide a link for another Captcha hoping that hidden string might therefrom be guessed correctly. |
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TL;DR: You are free to not enable it |
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I know there are so many beautiful barrier-free alternative without captcha. :) |
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You can still not enable it and implement your own way to block bots 😎 |
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With these patches I added reCAPTCHA and Google Analytics support to phpsqlitecms.
You can edit the reCAPTCHA settings under 'Spam protection' section in the administration panel, for Google Analytics I added a section under the administration menu.
After adding your site and your secret reCAPTCHA keys, you can select
where do you want to add the reCAPTCHA check, by now you can add it to:
In the same way you just have to add your Analytics Tracking ID, check the checkbox and you are right.
Google Analytics script will be loaded in every page with the 'default.tpl' template (so administration pages won't be tracked).
It also prevents to randomly add Google's script in the page if you haven't enabled the feature that needs them, so it should be good also for the ones who don't want Google in their way ;)
In the end I edited the scripts and stylesheet position, so the page can be readden 'above the fold' and gets loaded even if cdns are having problems.