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Live Comment Preview plugin causes spurious Akismet API calls

Tellyworth
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@tellyworth

14 years, 6 months ago

Howdy,

It looks like the Live Comment Preview causes unexpected API calls to Akismet – a separate API call each time the preview updates (i.e. almost every keystroke).

I assume this happens because the preview plugin calls the pre_post filter, which in turn triggers bb_ksd_check_post().

I imagine there may be other plugins that cause a similar problem. Would like to help fix it but I have only a superficial understanding of the bbPress code. Suggestions for the Right Way to do it?

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Coffee4cr
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@coffee4cr

14 years, 6 months ago

From my understanding, it calls pre_post, so it can display the html part in the preview. At least that’s how I see it.

Cause with jQuery, you could just make everything you type appear in the preview div, but that wouln’t change <img src=”link”> to an image.

Tellyworth
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@tellyworth

14 years, 6 months ago

From my understanding, it calls pre_post, so it can display the html part in the preview. At least that’s how I see it.

Well, yes, that’s true. But pre_post_filter triggers an API call to Akismet.

I don’t know which plugin is doing the wrong thing here, but either Akismet or Live Comment Preview needs to use a different filter.

Any devs care to weigh in? Should akismet use bb_new_post/bb_update_post instead? (It certainly wouldn’t be the only issue with the Akismet plugin).

kevinjohngallagher
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@kevinjohngallagher

14 years, 5 months ago

The simple solution to this is to use a Live Comment Preview plugin that doesn’t make any callbacks.

Coffee4cr
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@coffee4cr

14 years, 5 months ago

But if you do, can it show all the parsed html?

Live Comment Preview, will let me see all the html tags I’ve used.

kevinjohngallagher
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@kevinjohngallagher

14 years, 5 months ago

Yeah, just find one that parses the HTML.

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