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Using the Login and Captcha contorls together

Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2020 12:01 am
by obrienj
I tried a very simple page where I just placed the Login control to the top and the captcha control right below it expecting some magic I guess but none happened.

In fact it broke my test page with just the Login control when I added the captcha control.

BTW, the captcha control does as requested using reCaptcha V2.

So some questions:

1. What is the best protocol for this, that is, the order in which the user should be asked to process the two controls?

2. What is required after the page itself is built to insure the two controls work together as planned?

3. Is there a pre-packaged control or sample webpage the does this that is available? (I realize that I would need to change a number of parameters)

Thanks for any help.

Jim

Re: Using the Login and Captcha contorls together

Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2020 6:13 am
by Pablo
The login form was not design to use the captcha control. The built-in captcha only works with the standard form processor.
But why do you need captcha on the login form?

Note that the Login Sign Up tool has built-in support form captcha.

Re: Using the Login and Captcha contorls together

Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2020 1:45 pm
by obrienj
To clarify:

Is the Login Sign-up tool known as Signuo in the Toolbox or am I missing something?

Jim

Re: Using the Login and Captcha contorls together

Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2020 1:56 pm
by Pablo
Is the Login Sign-up tool known as Signuo in the Toolbox or am I missing something?
Yes.

This tool has built-in captcha support.