Hello !
I use the system-cache and I need protection anti-spam "Honeypot"
But "Honeypot" complains and does not submits the form.
I read your article. http://www.chronoengine.com/faqs/55-cfv4/cfv4-anti-spam/4111-why-does-joomla-cache-stop-my-form-working.html
But with my English is hard to do 😀
I quote your words:
"The HoneyPot Trap and ReCaptcha use different approaches and will probably work correctly."
And at me does not work)
I use the system-cache and I need protection anti-spam "Honeypot"
But "Honeypot" complains and does not submits the form.
I read your article. http://www.chronoengine.com/faqs/55-cfv4/cfv4-anti-spam/4111-why-does-joomla-cache-stop-my-form-working.html
But with my English is hard to do 😀
I quote your words:
"The HoneyPot Trap and ReCaptcha use different approaches and will probably work correctly."
And at me does not work)
Hi Vipz,
The ChronoForms "HoneyPot" is not a true HoneyPot :-( It uses a saved key so fails when the form is cached,
To set up a true HoneyPot (see the FAQ) add an input to your form, hide it with CSS then check to see if it has a value set when the form submits. If it does then it's probably a spam-bot that can still see the input.
Bob
The ChronoForms "HoneyPot" is not a true HoneyPot :-( It uses a saved key so fails when the form is cached,
To set up a true HoneyPot (see the FAQ) add an input to your form, hide it with CSS then check to see if it has a value set when the form submits. If it does then it's probably a spam-bot that can still see the input.
Bob
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