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BMcDonald
Anonymous
I just installed Captcha 3.0.2 on my 1.4.1 installation and it's not showing up on the Comment form page. I have it checked in the admin to do so. Any ideas?
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BMcDonald
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I checked and the {captcha} variable is on both forms. Right after the warning.
</select><br /> <span class="warningsmall">{allowed_html}</span>
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{captcha}
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</select><br /> <span class="warningsmall">{allowed_html}</span>
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{captcha}
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mevans
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First, make sure you have enabled CAPTCHA for the areas you want. Go into Admins Only -> CAPTCHA and select the checkbox for each area in Geeklog you want the CAPTCHA prompt to show up.
Set Graphics Driver to Static Images. Once we've got everything else working, you can then try one of the dynamic drivers.
Try registering as a new user on the site, does the CAPTCHA image show? If it doesn't, this is generally due to a template issue. Try it using the stock Professional theme. If you have a custom theme on your site, make sure it includes the necessary {captcha} tags (see the professional theme to know where to put them, or check out the CAPTCHA documentation for more information.
If CAPTCHAs work fine for new user registration, then test it with comments. Keep in mind that the CAPTCHA image will not display when you first enter the comment. Once the user selects Preview, then the CAPTCHA image will display.
If this didn't get you going let me know and we'll dig a little deeper.
Thanks!
Mark
Set Graphics Driver to Static Images. Once we've got everything else working, you can then try one of the dynamic drivers.
Try registering as a new user on the site, does the CAPTCHA image show? If it doesn't, this is generally due to a template issue. Try it using the stock Professional theme. If you have a custom theme on your site, make sure it includes the necessary {captcha} tags (see the professional theme to know where to put them, or check out the CAPTCHA documentation for more information.
If CAPTCHAs work fine for new user registration, then test it with comments. Keep in mind that the CAPTCHA image will not display when you first enter the comment. Once the user selects Preview, then the CAPTCHA image will display.
If this didn't get you going let me know and we'll dig a little deeper.
Thanks!
Mark
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BMcDonald
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Thanks everyone. Seems I'm notorious for missing the obvious. It was working for new users but not in comments . . . because I had "Anonymous Only" checked in Captcha (not knowing what it meant). I deselected
"Anonymous Only" and it works fine now in comments. Your contributions did help me see the mistake so thanks for your help.
"Anonymous Only" and it works fine now in comments. Your contributions did help me see the mistake so thanks for your help.
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