Download Mollom for your website
The Mollom service helps evaluate content quality, stop spam and lets you concentrate on building and improving your site. You can use Mollom for free, but you first have to install a plug-in on your website. Below is a list of the Mollom plug-ins that are currently available for different platforms. Once you downloaded and installed a plug-in, you need to create an account on Mollom.com and activate your website.
Are you interested in integrating Mollom into your application or would you like to contribute a new Mollom plug-in for a particular website creation tool? Mollom uses an open API meaning anyone can create a Mollom plug-in for their favorite website creation tool. Take a look at our developer documentation, participate in the developer forum, become a partner or let us know what you are up to. We are here to help and we'd be thrilled to add your plug-in to our download page!
Plugins
Mollom for Wordpress
Matthias Vandermaesen maintains a Mollom plugin for Wordpress. The plugin is available from the Wordpress.org plugin directory and can act as a replacement for Wordpress' default spam plugin. A tutorial for the Wordpress plugin is available.
Mollom for Drupal
Drupal is an Open Source CMS that can be used to build a variety of websites ranging from personal weblogs to large community-driven websites. The Drupal plugin for Mollom is maintained by the Mollom team. Development happens in the open on the Mollom drupal.org project pages. A tutorial for the Drupal plugin is available.
Mollom for Joomla!
Moovum maintains a Mollom extension for Joomla!. Moovum is a company founded by a number of past and present Joomla! core developers and is an official Mollom Software Partner.
The plugin and documentation is available from the Moovum download page.
Mollom for SilverStripe
SilterStripe Limited created a Mollom module for SilverStripe, an Open Source CMS developed in PHP. The module is available from http://www.silverstripe.org/mollom-module/.
Developer libraries
Mollom for Java
We provide an open-source Java library to easily access the Mollom API. The library uses the Apache XML-RPC client library to perform the actual XML-RPC calls. The Java library for Mollom is maintained by the Mollom team.
Mollom for PHP5
Tijs Verkoyen of CR Solutions maintains a PHP5 class for Mollom. The class can be used to integrate Mollom into your PHP applications.
Mollom for Ruby
Jan De Poorter of Openminds maintains a Ruby Gem for Mollom. Get the Ruby Gem and integrate Mollom into your Ruby applications.
Mollom for Python
Andy Georges wrote a Python wrapper for Mollom. Check out the library and integrate Mollom into your Python applications.
Mollom for Perl
Michael Peters from Plusthree wrote a Perl library for Mollom.
Mollom for ColdFusion
Ed Tabara from 1SmartSolution wrote a Adobe ColdFusion library for Mollom.
Mollom for .NET (1)
Jelle Druyts wrote a Microsoft .NET library for Mollom. Check out the library and integrate Mollom into your .NET applications. Jelle's library uses the Microsoft Public License.
Mollom for .NET (2)
Tom Adriaenssen also wrote a Microsoft .NET library for Mollom. Tom's library uses an MIT license.
Mollom for Zend Framework
Ruben Vermeersch wrote a Zend Framework library for Mollom. Rubin's library uses a Zend Framework license.
