This would allow users to not have pesky warnings for time limits on forms, and would speed up the form building process for trusted users (very little, but every millisecond counts!).
This would allow users to not have pesky warnings for time limits on forms, and would speed up the form building process for trusted users (very little, but every millisecond counts!).
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Comment #1
john_b commentedI agree. It particularly bugs me on the Clear Cache page, and might also make a client think there is a bug, or a server 503, when there is not.
However, is this time delay on admin forms worth having as a broader securtiy measure? I am not sure whether spammers who hack the database are using automated access to the form api?
Comment #2
geerlingguy commentedCommitted. http://drupalcode.org/project/honeypot.git/commit/bc51974
Comment #3
john_b commentedDrush dis command still triggers the wait 5 seconds message, when trying to disnable a series of modules where a repeat submission must be made to diable a module on which other modules depended. It is a minor point, mentioned for interest rather than expecting a solution (unless there is an obvious one?).
Comment #4
geerlingguy commentedThe Drush behavior will hopefully be fixed when I can fix the other Drush issues mentioned in #1253480: Drush calls to enable or disable modules raise time limit warnings.
Comment #5
geerlingguy commentedClosing out some old issues.