Perhaps this isn't possible or already exists in a "won't fix" issue somewhere, but the main annoyance for me with Mollom is that I have to reload the page and scroll back down to the comment form if Mollom decides my comment is suspect. Would it be possible for the Mollom module to alter on an AJAX handler so the API request that determines whether or not the CAPTCHA is necessary occurs without the page reload / awkward scroll. I'm a power user and a fan, but even I sometimes don't bother when I'm leaving a quick comment somewhere and suddenly get jumped back to the top of the page with a CAPTCHA message.

For reference, Google does something a bit like this on Blogger, though it appears they use an iframe to encapsulate the whole process on the page. Obviously no bueno for Mollom, but I think a quick AJAX check would show promise. : )

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owntheweb’s picture

owntheweb commented

I'm in the same boat. I have a little fly-out form on the side of every page of my site to leave feedback. I'm looking for some AJAX authentication as a page reload makes this feature odd to deal with.

For reference, check out the form on the right when you click "feedback".
http://www.spacefoundation.org

Best regards,

Chris

elBradford’s picture

elBradford commented

This would be fantastic. In addition, I would love for it to have an option to be loaded using AJAX for registration forms. On my site the registration form is present for all anonymous users, and have this always present on all registration forms causes caching issues.

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udvranto commented

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