Comments fixed

Big thanks go out to Nicolas Pastorino for mentioning to me the other day he had registered here on the blog and was unable to post comments.

I have since resolved this permissions issue so commenting should be allowed for both anonymous and registered users. It does however make me stop and think about new ways in which I can test and build out deployment guidelines that cover issues like this.

In any normal development process you have clients testing and revising your work, which of course didn’t happen in this case until Nicolas mentioned it to me. Any suggestions as to how you handle the large number of tasks required for an eZ Publish deployment?

Update: Well it seems it didn’t take long for comment spam to show up. I will lock down comments to registered users only until I put other measures in place to look after comment spam.