anyone using reCaptcha via iFrame?

[jross]

Hi all,

I need to integrate reCaptcha via an iFrame on our MM sites. I've have the reCaptcha form displaying on the page and the verify.php and recaptchatlib.php loaded into the root directory.

However, I'm getting this message displaying in the HTML

is_valid) { echo "You got it!"; } else { # set the error code so that we can display it $error = $resp->error; } } echo recaptcha_get_html($publickey, $error); ?>

I've done this dozens on times on php based sides. This MIVA setup is driving me nuts. Has anyone done this successfully?

NOTE: I know there is an alternative to this via the Emporium Plus Tool Kit but I can't get that to work either.

[Rick Wilson]

Re: anyone using reCaptcha via iFrame?

Where are you trying to use reCaptcha?

If it's in checkout, we have a free module for that.

[jross]

Re: anyone using reCaptcha via iFrame?

I do have the module for checkout already.

I'm trying to integrate on a contact form.

jr

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

Re: anyone using reCaptcha via iFrame?

forgive me for butting in, but do you really not want to talk to your potential customers? Reason is, folks hate captchas as they find them difficult to get through. While important, and spam prone features should be guarded (i.e., forum sign-ups) I can't think that a typical merchant store would have a problem that a simple "math" challange couldn't prevent.

[jross]

Re: anyone using reCaptcha via iFrame?

I'm just trying to stop the tens of thousands of spam messages coming in via contact forms. I'm not a developer, so I'm looking at the options I could find.

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

Re: anyone using reCaptcha via iFrame?

are you sure they are coming through to form and not just because you have a clearly readable email address on the site? have you check server mail logs to see if they are all coming from a few locations (you could block them via IP) or looked into just filtering the email through a better spam filter? I know its a pain in the ass, but to me, its the price of doing business to bear the pain in order to make it easy for customers to contact you.

[jross]

Re: anyone using reCaptcha via iFrame?

Hmmm. The email addresses are clearly visible, but I'm not familiar with how to "cloak" them from robots that crawl.

The problem really started when I added a new contact form using the eMediaSales Form Mailer.