Hello guys!
Is it possible to captcha validate without refreshing entire page? More particular, refresh entire page only if captcha validation is passed.
Check here:
http://www.gv4r.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=67:skyros-beachfront-villa&Itemid=114&lang=en
If you select "Book this Villa" the chronoform (article with form in modal) is loading in a modal popup! The problem is that if the user enters a wrong verification code the form is redirecting (refreshing). Is there any options to captcha validate (onfail) without form redirect?
Or any other suggestion in order to keep a solid view in business perspective?
Is it possible to captcha validate without refreshing entire page? More particular, refresh entire page only if captcha validation is passed.
Check here:
http://www.gv4r.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=67:skyros-beachfront-villa&Itemid=114&lang=en
If you select "Book this Villa" the chronoform (article with form in modal) is loading in a modal popup! The problem is that if the user enters a wrong verification code the form is redirecting (refreshing). Is there any options to captcha validate (onfail) without form redirect?
Or any other suggestion in order to keep a solid view in business perspective?
Furthermore,
the required fields (marked with *) are not getting (javascript) validated first, before catpcha!
before configuring a redirect URL this was working fine!
the required fields (marked with *) are not getting (javascript) validated first, before catpcha!
before configuring a redirect URL this was working fine!
Hi thanili,
As far as I van see (checking in Chrome) the Client side validation is working correctly. Changing the ReDirect URL should have no effect on that unless you are redirecting to a different version of the form.
The Captcha validation is done on the server after the form is submitted so if it fails then the form *has* to be reloaded. You can replace the Event Loop action with a custom Redirect, that might help. Or you can use a different kind of anti-spam check.
Bob
As far as I van see (checking in Chrome) the Client side validation is working correctly. Changing the ReDirect URL should have no effect on that unless you are redirecting to a different version of the form.
The Captcha validation is done on the server after the form is submitted so if it fails then the form *has* to be reloaded. You can replace the Event Loop action with a custom Redirect, that might help. Or you can use a different kind of anti-spam check.
Bob
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