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[Sean Brennan <702264@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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I would suggest removing the numbering scheme and go for a config file
that has an array of the files to use in the order to use them.

On 28/01/11 23:14, Ruslan Kabalin wrote:
> Would be great if someone else from dev-team could advice on it, using
> numbers in the file name for weightening the spam methods seems OK to me
> (it could be replaced with keeping the weight as constants in the files,
> but it will be difficult to maintain). If it is all right I will
> implement the patch after refactoring and add required config table
> update.
> 


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Regards,
Sean Brennan


sean@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Cell:0274729712
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/702264

Title:
  Item order in Site Settings -> Security Settings -> Anti-spam

Status in Mahara ePortfolio:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  Items are now ordered in alphabetical order, e.g. Advanced, None,
  Simple. Maybe it would be better to display them in ascending-measures
  order, e.g. None, Simple, Advanced