Hello, I am having a few problems and I have a few questions if anybody would be kind enough to help.
I am using Chronoforms on my Joomla install at http://www.garethgroup.com/gareth-group-faqs.html
The problem I am having is: When I do a test completion of my form, deliberately get the recaptcha wrong and then when the form is reloaded, once I complete the recatcha properly, I am still getting the recaptcha error. I have toyed with the idea of simply loading a new copy of the Chronoform when the recaptcha is entered incorrectly but I wouldn't want the person completing the form to lose the information they have already placed in it.
The other problem I have is that I have a submit button which is inserted as HTML within the article containing the Chronoform, below it and for some reason people can not press that submit button without completing the recaptcha first. This is a bit of a pain as the button that I have added is actually a "skip" button!!
I am also wondering how I might, because the page is so long, make use of html anchors so that if the form is reloaded, the person is taken to the top of the form and not the top of the page.
Here are a few screenshots of the backend:
http://snag.gy/J6C1b.jpg
http://snag.gy/eCGcP.jpg (orange box is just to avoid confusion/repetition)
End Goal: The end goal is to have the recaptcha checked, let the user enter the recaptcha in again if they got it wrong (with the user taken to the top of the form and not the top of the page) and to have a skip button at the bottom :-)
Thanks and Kind Regards,
Beanie.
I am using Chronoforms on my Joomla install at http://www.garethgroup.com/gareth-group-faqs.html
The problem I am having is: When I do a test completion of my form, deliberately get the recaptcha wrong and then when the form is reloaded, once I complete the recatcha properly, I am still getting the recaptcha error. I have toyed with the idea of simply loading a new copy of the Chronoform when the recaptcha is entered incorrectly but I wouldn't want the person completing the form to lose the information they have already placed in it.
The other problem I have is that I have a submit button which is inserted as HTML within the article containing the Chronoform, below it and for some reason people can not press that submit button without completing the recaptcha first. This is a bit of a pain as the button that I have added is actually a "skip" button!!
I am also wondering how I might, because the page is so long, make use of html anchors so that if the form is reloaded, the person is taken to the top of the form and not the top of the page.
Here are a few screenshots of the backend:
http://snag.gy/J6C1b.jpg
http://snag.gy/eCGcP.jpg (orange box is just to avoid confusion/repetition)
End Goal: The end goal is to have the recaptcha checked, let the user enter the recaptcha in again if they got it wrong (with the user taken to the top of the form and not the top of the page) and to have a skip button at the bottom :-)
Thanks and Kind Regards,
Beanie.