There's a setting in one of the conf/ files, buggered if I can remember which one off the top of my head though.

You can find all of the login/register stuff in inc/view/login ;)

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i mess with code here and there with some back ups, but that login.php is scary lookin. i feel like messing with it is like hiking up my skirt going commando, and i'm a dude!!

i just wanted to take away the e-mail requirement to comment. maybe add a question instead. somethin. thanks tho.

You can take away the email requirement to comment by changing this setting in /conf/_advanced.php :

/**
 * Comments: Set this to 1 to require e-mail and name, or 0 to allow comments
 * without e-mail/name.
 * @global boolean $require_name_email
 */
$require_name_email = 1;

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thank you.

i definitely learned a new lesson.

back up any files you modify so you dont have to freak out when your site goes down.

do you know the file that modifies what users see when they click "comment" it still asks users for their e-mails which scares away comments. thanks.

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dammit

how to keep it simple for people, yet difficult for bots. :>

thanks for your help.

You need to be playing with this section of _feedback.php ;)

		else
		{ // User is not logged in:
			// Note: we use funky field names to defeat the most basic guestbook spam bots
			$Form->text( 'u', $comment_author, 40, T_('Name'), '', 100, 'bComment' );
			$Form->text( 'i', $comment_author_email, 40, T_('Email'), T_('Your email address will <strong>not</strong> be displayed on this site.'), 100, 'bComment' );
			$Form->text( 'o', $comment_author_url, 40, T_('Site/Url'), T_('Your URL will be displayed.'), 100, 'bComment' );
		}

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wow you did it! you set me free!!! whooo hooooo!!!!!

thanks alot.