Hello All,

Haven't had to do one in ages but I used to use reCaptcha but it doesn't seem to be around anymore - - what do you all use?

Byron

Been looking at Google - is this one popular with CC users?

Byron

Of course its around Byron, where did you look

https://developers.google.com/recaptcha
Then log in (unless you have deleted your account, presumably you had (have) one if you used Recapcha before!!!)

Actually I don't quite understand your posts

ReCaptcha is Google, did you mean you want to use a different one??,

A while ago now, I showed you how to make your own style of Captcha using Web Form Builder only, not sure you used it or even saw it, but I can post a link to the video if you want try it using just Web Form Builder.

Just another quick thing, make sure you are using the latest version of Web Form Builder

Didn't recognize you - no I don't remember the captcha within WFB - do you still have the video. Having trouble with Google (getting in)

Byron

I will send you the link later today,, watch out for it, (maybe will go into yr spam folder if you don't recognise my user name

Thanks!

Wayan's "GOTCHYA" CAPTCHA n form version

The theory behind it is that

1/ Robots cannot see what an image is, they only know that there is an image, so if we place an image, that has a question, it is unlikely that a robot can see the image to answer the question. (we need make sure therefore that the question is not a multiple answer and is not too difficult for real people to answer. Then we need hide and disable the SEND/SUBMIT BUTTON until the correct answer is given. (this prevents the form from being validated and therefore not sent.

2/ As a second fallback, there is another security level we can add,
we create 2 dummy fields, which only a robot (non human) can see, if even one of those fields is populated, then once again the submit button remains disabled, therefore preventing validation.

We can also do a little bit of Bali Magic (with a little bit of help from my friend "Eric" CoffeCup's web form builder and my GURU, whereby we present the user (including the non human robot, with a "I Am Not A Robot" declaration, which of course a robot WILL complete, the trick then is if that if the declaration is completed, then the image with the question is displayed. And the secondary security GOTCHYA with the image is displayed.

Hmm I can't find it, mind you it was a year ago when I helped with the Houston pools website, I will have to make a other when I can find time