Added TODO list.

[toast/cookiecaptcha.git] / CookieCaptcha.php

diff --git a/CookieCaptcha.php b/CookieCaptcha.php
index 30a03170930917b2cd0e96c8614523f39c661493..83b60a61c1400dcfdae73de5a2aa4e1d7400a393 100644 (file)
--- a/CookieCaptcha.php
+++ b/CookieCaptcha.php
@@ -26,13 +26,41 @@
  * @ingroup Extensions
  */
 
+/*
+TODO:
+ * Delete: "Delete"/link CookieCaptcha.i18n.php
+ * Use timestamp in cookie
+ * Version 2: Without apache
+ * Provide sample image?
+ */
+
+/* The idea of this "captcha" is to let the browser download an image that sets a cookie.
+Research showed that spam bots don't load images. You have to setup the cookie e.g. in the apache2
+configuration file. Here is an example where an image that's uploaded with mediawiki is used:
+
+<Directory /var/www/mediawiki/images/d/d0>
+    <Files "MyImage.png">
+        Header append Set-Cookie "mediawiki_token=%t; Path=/; HttpOnly"
+        ExpiresActive On
+        ExpiresDefault "access plus 5 second"
+    </Files>
+</Directory>
+*/
+
+
 if ( !defined( 'MEDIAWIKI' ) ) {
        exit;
 }
 
 $dir = __DIR__;
 require_once $dir . '/ConfirmEdit.php';
+
 $wgCaptchaClass = 'CookieCaptcha';
+$wgCaptchaCookieName = 'mediawiki_token';                     // make it look "realistic". Idea: use $wgCookiePrefix . '_token'
+$wgCaptchaCookieImage = '/mediawiki/images/d/d0/MyImage.png'; // You _have_ to specify an existing image
+$wgCaptchaCookieAlt = '';                                     // alt attribute for the image
+$wgCaptchaCookieStyle = 'display:none;';                      // CSS inline style applied to the image
+
 
 $wgExtensionMessagesFiles['CookieCaptcha'] = $dir . '/CookieCaptcha.i18n.php';
 $wgAutoloadClasses['CookieCaptcha'] = $dir . '/CookieCaptcha.class.php';