Between the Akismet module and the ability to moderate (or even block!) comments based on certain words, IPs, etc., ContentBox provides a nice level of protection from the incessant attacks from spam bots that try to sell you the latest UGG Boots. But the bots are clever, and every once in a while a spam comment or two makes it way through. If you hate cleaning up moderated comments as much as I do, you should check out the new auto-delete feature for moderated comments.
To use, simply login to your ContentBox Administrator and navigate to the Comment Settings. Under the Moderation tab, you'll see an option for "Number of days before auto-deleting moderated comments". All you have to do is enter the number of days that you'd like to use, and ContentBox will automatically remove any moderated comments that are old enough to exceed your days-to-live setting. Pretty easy, huh?
P.S. if you'd prefer to not have ContentBox delete moderated comments for you, simply set the "Number of days.." setting to 0.
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12 Days of BoxLang - Day 4: TestBox
Today we’re celebrating one of the most exciting new additions to the BoxLang ecosystem:
the TestBox BoxLang CLI Runner — a fast, native way to run your TestBox tests directly through the BoxLang Runtime. ⚡
No server required. No CommandBox needed. Just pure, ultra-fast BoxLang-powered testing from the command lineon Windows, Mac, and Linux.
If you’re building modern applications with BoxLang — web apps, CLIs, serverless functions, Android apps, or OS-level utilities — this new feature gives you a unified, flexible testing workflow you can run anywhere.
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That’s where SocketBox steps in — the WebSocket upgrade listener built to work seamlessly with CommandBox and the BoxLang MiniServer. ⚡
Today, for Day 3, we’re highlighting how SocketBox supercharges BoxLang development by giving you fast, flexible, and framework-agnostic WebSocket capabilities.
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If BoxLang is the language powering your applications, CommandBox is the engine room behind it all. ⚙️
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Jun 20, 2014 17:50:52 UTC
by Luis Majano
This feature is something that makes my life as an admin easier.
Jun 20, 2014 17:51:47 UTC
by Luis Majano
I am posting again, because I want to get comment notifications :)