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Update readme for v6.21.1#2365

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Version 6.21.1 introduces a new global spam setting for denylist-based spam validation, which is disabled by default. Detected spam keywords are now stored transiently and displayed for easier exception management. Denylist checks exclude radio buttons, checkboxes, dropdowns, signature, password, and CAPTCHA fields to reduce false positives, while still validating "Other" inputs. All spam checks are disabled during form imports. The honeypot field ID determination method was updated to avoid conflicts. Documentation and changelog were updated accordingly.

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Files Change Summary
changelog.txt, readme.txt Added version 6.21.1 changelog and readme updates: new global spam setting, transient storage of detected denylist spam keywords, refined denylist checks excluding certain field types, disabling spam checks during form imports, and honeypot field ID fix.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Admin
    participant SettingsUI
    participant SpamValidator
    participant Storage

    Admin->>SettingsUI: Enable "Check denylist data to validate for spam"
    SettingsUI->>SpamValidator: Update spam validation logic
    SpamValidator->>Storage: Store detected spam keywords transiently
    Storage->>SettingsUI: Display keywords under "Custom allowed words"
    Note over SpamValidator: Exclude radio, checkbox, dropdown, signature, password, CAPTCHA fields from denylist checks
    Admin->>SettingsUI: Import form
    SettingsUI->>SpamValidator: Disable all spam checks during import
    SpamValidator->>SettingsUI: Use updated honeypot field ID method to prevent conflicts
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🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
changelog.txt (5)

2-2: Maintain consistent blank line before version entry.

Other version headings (e.g. = 6.21 =) are preceded by a blank line for readability. Add a blank line before = 6.21.1 = to match the pattern.


3-3: Refine wording to avoid redundancy.

The entry begins * New: A new setting… which repeats “new.” Consider simplifying to:

* New: Setting "Check denylist data to validate for spam" added to Global spam settings and disabled by default due to false positives.

4-4: Clarify use of WordPress transients.

If readers are developers, specifying “stored in a WordPress transient” rather than just “a transient” will make the implementation detail clearer.


5-5: Ensure consistent listing of field types.

For readability and consistency with other entries, use an Oxford comma in the list:

radio buttons, checkboxes, dropdowns, signature, and CAPTCHA fields

6-6: Add specificity to import behavior.

Consider clarifying the context of “importing forms,” e.g., “during XML or CSV form imports,” so it’s clear which import mechanism is affected.

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readme.txt (2)

8-8: Stable tag bumped to 6.21.1
The Stable tag has been correctly updated to 6.21.1 for this release. Please verify that the plugin’s main PHP header (Version: field) matches this value and that the corresponding SVN tag (tags/6.21.1) has been created on WordPress.org.


375-379: Changelog entries for v6.21.1 are in place
The new version header = 6.21.1 = and bullet points succinctly document the denylist‐based spam enhancements. Ensure these descriptions mirror those in changelog.txt and maintain consistency in grammar and punctuation with existing entries.

@Crabcyborg Crabcyborg merged commit 88553b0 into master May 14, 2025
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