Download plugin file vbulletin-antispam-2.3.zip.Previous version vbulletin-antispam-2.2.zip.
CleanTalk Anti-Spam setup in vBulletin
Go to your Anti-Spam Dashboard
1. Download the archive.
2. Unzip the xml-file from the archive to "/includes/xml".
3. Go to "Plugins & Products —> Manage Products" section. Click the string [Add/Import Product].
4. Choose the CleanTalk xml-file from the folder "/includes/xml" and press the button "Import".
5. Go to "Settings —> Options" section. Find "Anti-spam by CleanTalk" in the list. Press the button "Edit Settings".
6. Copy and paste the access key from your CleanTalk Dashboard, set up the plugin and press the button "Save".
Do a test registration using the blacklisted e-mail stop_email@example.com.
How to Add Website to CleanTalk Anti-Spam Dashboard
Please, use this guide to add website to CleanTalk Anti-Spam Dashboard: https://cleantalk.org/help/add-website
Congratulations. Anti-spam is installed!
Please, go to Dashboard to see the Anti-Spam status, add new websites or manage existing ones!
Please check your e-mail to get account password.
Note: if CleanTalk Anti-Spam protection not working after installation and setting up
Click here to open
If protection not working you need to open your site database with a control interface (phpmyadmin as usual)
and check fields class_api and class_base in cleantalk_php_code table
If they are absent or empty you need to add and fill these fields:
1) id - type varchar(255)
2) php_code - type text
Records:
1) id - class_base
php_code - insert from file classes/cleantalk.class.php
2)id - class_api
php_code - insert from file classes/cleantalk.api.utf8.php or cleantalk.api.cp1251.php depending from website page encoding.
and check fields class_api and class_base in cleantalk_php_code table
If they are absent or empty you need to add and fill these fields:
1) id - type varchar(255)
2) php_code - type text
Records:
1) id - class_base
php_code - insert from file classes/cleantalk.class.php
2)id - class_api
php_code - insert from file classes/cleantalk.api.utf8.php or cleantalk.api.cp1251.php depending from website page encoding.
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