Long-time Chronoforms v5 user. Yes I know, outdated...reasons.
Has anyone ever used the blacklist method suggested here: How can I add a spam-blocker validation written by Bob Janes?
Many of our multi-anti-spam efforts (honeypot + captchas + etc) are thwarted by human spam workers, especially from Russia, who just manually type/paste in our forms.
I have tested the tutorial listed above on existing forms, simple form and the most basic textarea box/submit but I can't seem to find the correct combination following the written instructions in the article. Spammy email test either sends regardless.
Trying to get some basic regex to block the offending alphabet in the blacklist: [БбГгДдЁёЖжПпФфИиЙйЛлЦцШшЩщЭэЮюЯя] but even the basic "http" block does not work in any attempt. I'm guessing its the order of the drop-ins in the form editor (Setup) that is wrong or its just not compatible anymore using PHP-7.4 (?).
If anyone has used it successfully or has a better solution to regex the Cyrillic alphabet, I'd love to know.
Has anyone ever used the blacklist method suggested here: How can I add a spam-blocker validation written by Bob Janes?
Many of our multi-anti-spam efforts (honeypot + captchas + etc) are thwarted by human spam workers, especially from Russia, who just manually type/paste in our forms.
I have tested the tutorial listed above on existing forms, simple form and the most basic textarea box/submit but I can't seem to find the correct combination following the written instructions in the article. Spammy email test either sends regardless.
Trying to get some basic regex to block the offending alphabet in the blacklist: [БбГгДдЁёЖжПпФфИиЙйЛлЦцШшЩщЭэЮюЯя] but even the basic "http" block does not work in any attempt. I'm guessing its the order of the drop-ins in the form editor (Setup) that is wrong or its just not compatible anymore using PHP-7.4 (?).
If anyone has used it successfully or has a better solution to regex the Cyrillic alphabet, I'd love to know.