I just finished reading a blog that in my mind, puts a serious end to Captcha and SPAM in one bold move (and a good thing too, Captcha was getting hard to read).
The essence of the CSS counterattack is this. Build a nice sexy form with everything you need. Throw an extra input text field and give it a class of "special" or something. In your CSS, make "special" invisible. Bots won't be able to resist and your real clients can't see it. Then on the server side, if there is something in the "hidden" text field, you know you have a bot and you know what to do, else, run per normal. This is beautiful and simple!!! http://www.modernbluedesign.com/web-design-blog/fighting-spam-with-css/ mj/v _______________________________________________ UPHPU mailing list [email protected] http://uphpu.org/mailman/listinfo/uphpu IRC: #uphpu on irc.freenode.net
