Closed (outdated)
Project:
Akismet
Version:
6.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Critical
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
22 Jul 2008 at 03:27 UTC
Updated:
29 Jun 2020 at 14:09 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
Ares78 commentedmoved to the correct area, my apologies... I should clarify, when marking a posted comment as spam, it will go to the 404 Page not found error, I'm not actually submitting spam myself :P
Comment #2
coofercat commentedFor what it's worth, I get the same problem (after a similar upgrade experience). Actually, I'm finding most Akismet based comment management is problematic :-(
Comment #3
keathmilligan commentedSame issue. So far, Akismet module does not appear to be working at all.
Comment #4
tcblack commentedDitto on the same issue.
When I click "Submit Spam" or "Submit Ham" in a commentI get a 404.
Comment #5
alpinejag commentedsame here
Comment #6
Napzilla commentedAkismet causes me to receive the same 404 message when I'm trying to post any content at all, not just when marking a comment as spam.
Comment #7
Drupalone commentedI get the same error. But I think this modul is not maintained anymore...
Comment #8
peterpoe commentedTry applying this patch, which should solve this problem. It also fixes a bug (which you could not even see, since it the 404 error blocked everything) where the "submit ham" link on node and comments would not work.
Comment #9
patricksettle commentedDang beat me to the punch, was going to work on this today.
Patch mostly works.
Had to change the function call on line 302 form:
over to :
I'm working on a clean patch with both changes as I type, I'll upload soon.
EDIT:
Oops. Also forgot, there's several l() calls that are not formated for drupal 6.
Comment #10
patricksettle commentedOk, so there's several things here that were causing the akismet module to not work at all for me. I've several of which peterpoe knocked out in the patch in #8
I had also found a few more that were still causing some problems. Which include multiple cases of the incorrect use of the l() function. In drupal 6 the extra attributes are in an array, not as separate arguments. And a couple more instances where the akismet_content_load function was being fed the whole object and not just the id.
I've rolled them all into a patch, which (fingers crossed) should take care of the basics. This doesn't address the admin screens layout or any other issues, but does get the links working completely again.
Comment #12
spookypld commentedWhat does it mean ?
I count to 17 rows? I've found it a little bit messy :/
Comment #13
peterpoe commented@spookypld: It's a patch, see http://drupal.org/node/60108
Comment #14
avpadernoI am closing this issue, since it's for a Drupal version not supported.