Hi to all,
I'm new in Chronoforms development and i want to know if is possible to validate capcha code inserted in another way: for example when i leave from the field, like normal date or number validation.
So i don't want to push submit button but i want to know if is possible to read capcha validation result before do submit.
Use case:
1) i enter capcha code inside capcha input field
2) i leave the capcha field
3) i get a message saying : "Sorry but your capcha code inserted is wrong"
Thanks in advance
Makkele
I'm new in Chronoforms development and i want to know if is possible to validate capcha code inserted in another way: for example when i leave from the field, like normal date or number validation.
So i don't want to push submit button but i want to know if is possible to read capcha validation result before do submit.
Use case:
1) i enter capcha code inside capcha input field
2) i leave the capcha field
3) i get a message saying : "Sorry but your capcha code inserted is wrong"
Thanks in advance
Makkele
Hi Makkele,
You could build something that worked like this using JavaScript easily enough. But one of the important features of Captcha is that the code isn't sent to the user's browser because if it is then it's crackable. So all Captcha's rely on sending the input back to the server, checking it there and sending the result back to the browser.
In ChronoForms the form is submitted to do this, however there is a ReCaptcha plugin available with the latest releases that uses Ajax and just refreshes the ReCaptcha block. You can see an example here.
Bob
You could build something that worked like this using JavaScript easily enough. But one of the important features of Captcha is that the code isn't sent to the user's browser because if it is then it's crackable. So all Captcha's rely on sending the input back to the server, checking it there and sending the result back to the browser.
In ChronoForms the form is submitted to do this, however there is a ReCaptcha plugin available with the latest releases that uses Ajax and just refreshes the ReCaptcha block. You can see an example here.
Bob
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