No.
If you're desperate for it I can make the plugin for you, like I did with V2 invisible
ONE MILLION DOLLARS!!!
....Dunno I'll have a look tomorrow and see how much work it would be
....Dunno I'll have a look tomorrow and see how much work it would be
Ok. I'm not desperate, but it would be much nicer and smoother than ReCaptcha v2.
And if you sell it like the other plugins I will definitely buy it.
And if you sell it like the other plugins I will definitely buy it.
OK so I can do it, but it's a lot more complicated than v2 - if you want it so that you can arbitrarily decide what to do depending on the robot score Google gives you. So for example being able to choose "if score is less than (some number) on (submit / load ) then do (thing)".
In the meantime if clicking "I agree" is too much then I do have the v2 Invisible plugin available. 5 dollarydoos, the official currency of Australia. https://skyspider.com.au/store/google-invisible-recaptcha
In the meantime if clicking "I agree" is too much then I do have the v2 Invisible plugin available. 5 dollarydoos, the official currency of Australia. https://skyspider.com.au/store/google-invisible-recaptcha
UPDATE
I have a v3 reCaptcha verification working. It gets the g-captcha-reponse token on submit after all your other verification checks, and then continues with form submission.
It successfully gets a response from Google, and then uses the events list depending on the thresholds you've chosen. So let's say you have events "0.5,1,fail". If the score is 0.5 or less it will run the 0.5 event, otherwise if it is 1 or less it will run event 1, otherwise it will run the failure event.
Now the way this is set up so far is that you have to submit the form for it to work - you can't do it with AJAX and dynamically perform actions on the front-end. I can work on that another time.
I have a v3 reCaptcha verification working. It gets the g-captcha-reponse token on submit after all your other verification checks, and then continues with form submission.
It successfully gets a response from Google, and then uses the events list depending on the thresholds you've chosen. So let's say you have events "0.5,1,fail". If the score is 0.5 or less it will run the 0.5 event, otherwise if it is 1 or less it will run event 1, otherwise it will run the failure event.
Now the way this is set up so far is that you have to submit the form for it to work - you can't do it with AJAX and dynamically perform actions on the front-end. I can work on that another time.
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