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User system
Nothing special but it's much for me :P
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I like how you've added the registration submit button via Javascript. I'm guessing you've done it like so that spam-bots will have a much more difficult time finding the submit button. Although, I wonder, if they scan the entire pages, with the Javascript intact, which they do, would any regular expression be able to pull it out of there and use it? I think it's definitely possible that it would grab the submit button without even trying to. Perhaps you should use the Javascript to construct the button using concatenation, that way you would break the regular expression that's hot on the heels of patterns.
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That's a good idea :) And it was to prevent bots :D
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By adding the submit button via JavaScript, as you have, you've broken rule number one of usability. If you want to prevent bots exploiting your script, great, but don't do it at the expense of normal users!
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One way I like, as I dislike captcha images these days, is to add a hidden text box to your form, but don't apply any hidden attributes to it, rather set the background colour and borders to the background colour of the form, and set the font size to 0. That way a spam-bot will fill in the text box with its usual junk, but a user won't be able to see it to enter anything, so if the text-box has content in it, prevent them from proceeding.
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