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raw
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Posted - 04 July 2001 :  12:06:55  Show Profile
I have this mod for flood/spam control and it only works on replies not new topics. So, if someone wants to click 50 times on the submit button will work.

Here is the code I have for the current flood control I have.

If you want to stop people doing multi posts,

Open up post_info.asp and insert this function at the end, just before the closing

%>


function CanUserPost(fTopicID, fMemberID)
lastAllowedPost = DateToStr(DateAdd("n",-1,strForumTimeAdjust))
strSql = "SELECT MAX(R_DATE) AS LASTPOST FROM " & strTablePrefix & "REPLY WHERE "
strSql = strSql & "TOPIC_ID = " & fTopicID & " AND R_AUTHOR = " & fMemberID
rsTmp = my_conn.execute(strSQL)
if rsTmp("LASTPOST") > lastAllowedPost then
CanUserPost = "no"
else
CanUserPost = "yes"
end if
end function


Next look for this code

'## Forum_SQL
strSql = "INSERT INTO " & strTablePrefix & "REPLY "

imediately above the insert statement, put this line of code

if CanUserPost(Request.Form("TOPIC_ID"), rs("MEMBER_ID")) = "yes" then

now scroll down past the updates for the counts until you find


my_Conn.Execute (strSql)
if Err.description <> "" then

change it be

my_Conn.Execute (strSql)
else
Err.description = "You have already posted, please wait 60 secs before reposting"
end if
if Err.description <> "" then

That should do it





Edited by - raw on 04 July 2001 12:07:29

RichardKinser
Snitz Forums Admin

USA
16655 Posts
Posted - 04 July 2001 :  12:13:48  Show Profile
Here is what I did over at www.forumco.com/support/default.asp

in post_info.asp

look for:

if Request.Form("Method_Type") = "Topic" then


just below that is this line:

	strSql = "SELECT MEMBER_ID, M_LEVEL, M_EMAIL, "&Strdbntsqlname


change it to look like this:

	strSql = "SELECT MEMBER_ID, M_LEVEL, M_EMAIL, M_LASTPOSTDATE, "&Strdbntsqlname


do the same thing just below:

if Request.Form("Method_Type") = "Reply" or Request.Form("Method_Type") = "ReplyQuote" or Request.Form("Method_Type") = "TopicQuote" then



Now go back up to the first section you edited and look for this:

		if not(chkForumAccess(Request.Form("FORUM_ID"))) then
			Go_Result "You are not allowed to post in this forum !", 0
		end if


right below that add:

		if rs("M_LASTPOSTDATE") > DateToStr(DateAdd("n",-1,strForumTimeAdjust)) and mLev < 3 then
			Go_Result "Sorry! We have flood control activated.<br>You cannot post within 60 seconds of your last post.<br>Please try again after this period of time elapses.", 0
		end if



Now do the same thing in the second section that you edited above.

This allows Admins and Moderators to post without the flood control.
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raw
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45 Posts
Posted - 04 July 2001 :  12:16:09  Show Profile
Thanks, I figured you'd be the one to answer this. I just didn't think it would be sooo fast.

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raw
Starting Member

45 Posts
Posted - 04 July 2001 :  12:39:00  Show Profile
For some reason it isn't working...
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raw
Starting Member

45 Posts
Posted - 04 July 2001 :  12:44:23  Show Profile
Here is a copy of my post_info.asp
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raw
Starting Member

45 Posts
Posted - 04 July 2001 :  12:55:07  Show Profile
I got it.

I see you edited the original post to get rid of this

if strFloodCheck = 1 then

end if
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RichardKinser
Snitz Forums Admin

USA
16655 Posts
Posted - 04 July 2001 :  13:03:06  Show Profile
Yep, I had added an Admin Option to turn it on/off, that strFloodCheck if/then was part of it. It's not really necessary, especially since it does require you to add a database field to the FORUM_CONFIG table and edit the admin_config_features.asp & config.asp files.
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raw
Starting Member

45 Posts
Posted - 04 July 2001 :  13:30:59  Show Profile
Yeah, I was reading it after it didn't work and said to myself..."where is strFloodControl being turned on?"

I also went and killed the "and if mlev < 3" because I don't want admin spamming either.

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suhern
Junior Member

186 Posts
Posted - 04 July 2001 :  22:35:34  Show Profile
This sounds good. Is is possible to get the updated version here? Would be most helpful.

quote:

I got it.

I see you edited the original post to get rid of this

if strFloodCheck = 1 then

end if
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raw
Starting Member

45 Posts
Posted - 05 July 2001 :  00:41:09  Show Profile
http://www.raw1.net/floodcontrol.txt
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