I don't use GuestBook, but this has worked for me on other content.
Use the menu to select: administer > content management > content
All the content nodes will be listed. Then, you can use the filter at the top of the list [Show only items where] to find just the nodes based on content-type or category, whichever will narrow your results to just the GuestBook nodes.
You check mark the items you want to delete. Scroll back up to the [update options] list and set it to 'delete'. Submit. And, they are gone.
I recommend you look up the spam.module and the captcha.module for spam prevention.
I found a way. Don't know if it's the correct one, but it worked for me. I went into the guestbook database table and deleted all the rows that had an id over a certain value. Used SQL
DELETE FROM `guestbook` WHERE `guestbook`.`id` > 12
...because I saw in the table that all the id:s over 12 were spam.
Then I had to empty the cache tables to see the result.
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re: delete all GuestBook spam entries at once
I don't use GuestBook, but this has worked for me on other content.
Use the menu to select: administer > content management > content
All the content nodes will be listed. Then, you can use the filter at the top of the list [Show only items where] to find just the nodes based on content-type or category, whichever will narrow your results to just the GuestBook nodes.
You check mark the items you want to delete. Scroll back up to the [update options] list and set it to 'delete'. Submit. And, they are gone.
I recommend you look up the spam.module and the captcha.module for spam prevention.
they donot appear anywhere
they donot appear anywhere in content. i use guestbook.module
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Same problem here. Anybody
Same problem here. Anybody knows?
I found a way. Don't know if
I found a way. Don't know if it's the correct one, but it worked for me. I went into the guestbook database table and deleted all the rows that had an id over a certain value. Used SQL
DELETE FROM `guestbook` WHERE `guestbook`.`id` > 12
...because I saw in the table that all the id:s over 12 were spam.
Then I had to empty the cache tables to see the result.
Some options
Did a short writeup on spam prevention modules for Drupal. Maybe this could help too.
http://drupaldiy.com/tutorial/preventing-spam-bots-your-drupal-site
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Use CAPTCHA to prevent spam.
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