Hello,
I'm very familiar with Chronoforms as I have used on many sites. For some reason this one site we are working on fails all anti-spam checks. We have tried HoneyPot and Google noCaptcha. No matter the correct answer, noCaptcha always fails.
Right now the form is configured with HoneyPot and in looking at the form code generated on the page, I see two hidden token inputs:
<input value="1" id="ddf0a7d2c2e3ebb9d8742cea94d9fce886463bb2" class="form-control A" name="ddf0a7d2c2e3ebb9d8742cea94d9fce886463bb2" type="hidden">
<input value="1" id="58f5669f19ada742c8f15a1a544e668f5a9585f8" class="form-control A" name="58f5669f19ada742c8f15a1a544e668f5a9585f8" type="hidden">
Could this be why honeypot is failing?
I'm very familiar with Chronoforms as I have used on many sites. For some reason this one site we are working on fails all anti-spam checks. We have tried HoneyPot and Google noCaptcha. No matter the correct answer, noCaptcha always fails.
Right now the form is configured with HoneyPot and in looking at the form code generated on the page, I see two hidden token inputs:
<input value="1" id="ddf0a7d2c2e3ebb9d8742cea94d9fce886463bb2" class="form-control A" name="ddf0a7d2c2e3ebb9d8742cea94d9fce886463bb2" type="hidden">
<input value="1" id="58f5669f19ada742c8f15a1a544e668f5a9585f8" class="form-control A" name="58f5669f19ada742c8f15a1a544e668f5a9585f8" type="hidden">
Could this be why honeypot is failing?