Hi Norman,
A Google search suggests that Project HoneyPot (currently down for maintanace) sees both of these as spambots. The US one as a Comment Spammer and the other as an Email Harvester. Basically they just scan the web checking every URL they find looking for *useful* stuff for their purposes.
These bots have JavaScript disabled so user-side validation will not do anything to stop them. Serverside validation should - and so should the Captcha. I am wondering if the Captcha is correctly configured?
I suggest that you add serverside validation to block these two IP addresses and kill that source.
Bob
Hi Norman,
Please take a Form Backup using the icon in the Forms Manager, post it here I'll take a closer look.
Bob
Hello Bob,
is it possible to give me the backup from the form with your changes as a "template" for me?
A small question by the way. In your demo I can't find a datepicker only the field for the desired date?!
Thank you & Greetings
Norman
Hi Norman.
Here's the backup copy. I didn't try to add the code for the custom datepicker that you have configured or replace it with a CFv5 datepicker.
Bob
Hi Bob,
your modify form help us a long time. Now we had the problem we recaive with tis modify form hisπ
name: nike air max personnalise
email: qplzwut@gmail.com
phone: http://www.dvo-occasions.com/free/nike-air-max-personnalise.html
appointment: nike air max personnalise
message: http://www.abri-carapax.com/homme/nike-roshe-run-bestel.html nike roshe run bestel
IP: 91.200.12.77
Do you a a tipp for us to fix it?
Greetings Norman
Hi hardy_bln,
I would add an Event Switcher in the On Submit event and check for '://' in the phone and possibly message fields. If it's found either reload the form or redirect to the home page.
Bob
Hi Bob,
do you have a praxis example for us? I have no idea what I have to do!
Is there a better way to solve this problem?
Greetings