If you are using a Captcha it makes more sense to put it on the first page - it's unlikely that any spammer will ever get to the third page.
That said, you add the Captcha on the third page in exactly the same way as on the first. Add the Captcha element and the Load Captcha action on the last page of the form and the Check Captcha action on the page that submits to.
Bob
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Thanks It works. New problem: on 3 page Confirmation page and e-mail event. Confirmation Page shows the filled fields normally. But in the letter and debugger all the fields = {input_text_36}. Fields names inside curly brackets were not replaced by their values.
How re you passing the data between the pages? If you use the Multi-page action that must be included before the Email action for the data to be available.
Adding a Debugger action temporarily will show you what data is available.
Bob
ChronoForms technical support If you'd like to buy me a coffee or two, thank you very much
How do I add a captcha to the last page of a three-page form? The lesson from the FAQ here apparently does not seem like.
If you are using a Captcha it makes more sense to put it on the first page - it's unlikely that any spammer will ever get to the third page.
That said, you add the Captcha on the third page in exactly the same way as on the first. Add the Captcha element and the Load Captcha action on the last page of the form and the Check Captcha action on the page that submits to.
Bob
If you'd like to buy me a coffee or two, thank you very much
New problem: on 3 page Confirmation page and e-mail event. Confirmation Page shows the filled fields normally. But in the letter and debugger all the fields = {input_text_36}. Fields names inside curly brackets were not replaced by their values.
How re you passing the data between the pages? If you use the Multi-page action that must be included before the Email action for the data to be available.
Adding a Debugger action temporarily will show you what data is available.
Bob
If you'd like to buy me a coffee or two, thank you very much