I'm wanting to update my forms from ReCaptcha to NoCaptcha, but I can't seem to get the events in "OnFail" and "OnSuccess" to transfer over. How would be the easiest way to make this move without recreating the "Setup" portion of my form?
Hi TheWholeNote,
I don't think that there is a workaround for this :-(
Bob
* I recommend not using the On Success events of the Check actions partly because of this kind of problem and also because the nesting can get hard to understand when you come back to a form later.
I don't think that there is a workaround for this :-(
Bob
* I recommend not using the On Success events of the Check actions partly because of this kind of problem and also because the nesting can get hard to understand when you come back to a form later.
OK... Thanks bob... I'll take care of it manually...
Now, to the "on success" point; I tend to use that as a "Send email, save to DB and Google Sheets" on success because I don't want things to send/save unless the Captcha is working properly... Is there a better way that you would suggest? Or am I misreading this altogether? (I'm being pulled in about 12 different directions today and my comprehension levels aren't where they should be for this kinda work.)
Now, to the "on success" point; I tend to use that as a "Send email, save to DB and Google Sheets" on success because I don't want things to send/save unless the Captcha is working properly... Is there a better way that you would suggest? Or am I misreading this altogether? (I'm being pulled in about 12 different directions today and my comprehension levels aren't where they should be for this kinda work.)
Hi TheWholeNote,
If you add an Event Loop (or a Show Stopper, or a ReDirect) action in the On Fail event then no further actions will be run. So you can safely put the 'on success' actions in the main event body after the 'check' action. The same logic applies to the Anti Spam checks, Upload Files, validation, etc.
I would use the On Success action in these only if there was something I needed to do only on success when neither success or failure will stop the process (it's pretty rare) e.g. send an email to say that a new file has been uploaded when the file isn't required.
Bob
If you add an Event Loop (or a Show Stopper, or a ReDirect) action in the On Fail event then no further actions will be run. So you can safely put the 'on success' actions in the main event body after the 'check' action. The same logic applies to the Anti Spam checks, Upload Files, validation, etc.
I would use the On Success action in these only if there was something I needed to do only on success when neither success or failure will stop the process (it's pretty rare) e.g. send an email to say that a new file has been uploaded when the file isn't required.
Bob
Oh wow... This changes everything in how I do things... That'll make it all so much easier...
One final question: Do you have documentation somewhere on how to apply the NoCaptcha to a form? I don't see a module for it in the Designer view like I do for ReCaptcha and Captcha. If not, it can wait.
One final question: Do you have documentation somewhere on how to apply the NoCaptcha to a form? I don't see a module for it in the Designer view like I do for ReCaptcha and Captcha. If not, it can wait.
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