Product Reviews by Tess - SPAM getting through reCAPTCHA

[William Davis]

SPAM getting through reCAPTCHA, any suggestions?

[SidFeyDesigns]

You can turn off google recaptcha and set up a Pre-Submission Logic Template and the "Are You Human?" math challenge/honeypot similar to what is used on the CTUS/CTFM contact form.

The biggest difference is you wouldn't use the code on CTFM that actually sends an email.

You would use the Pre-Submission Logic Template as front end validation on the math challenge and honeypot.

You can also add logic to create error classes for css such as .has-error to highlight any fields that did not pass validation.

It has been working really well on our site and a client's site.

[William Davis]

You can turn off google recaptcha and set up a Pre-Submission Logic Template and the "Are You Human?" math challenge/honeypot similar to what is used on the CTUS/CTFM concact form.

The biggest difference is you wouldn't use the code on CTFM that actually sends an email.

You would use the Pre-Submission Logic Template as front end validation on the math challenge and honeypot.

You can also add logic to create error classes for css such as .has-error to highlight any fields that did not pass validation.

It has been working really well on our site and a client's site.

SidFeyDesigns, thanks!

[William Davis]

You can turn off google recaptcha and set up a Pre-Submission Logic Template and the "Are You Human?" math challenge/honeypot similar to what is used on the CTUS/CTFM contact form.

The biggest difference is you wouldn't use the code on CTFM that actually sends an email.

You would use the Pre-Submission Logic Template as front end validation on the math challenge and honeypot.

You can also add logic to create error classes for css such as .has-error to highlight any fields that did not pass validation.

It has been working really well on our site and a client's site.

SidFeyDesigns, got sidetracked with another unexpected project. How do I go about implementing this (e.g.: feature, module, snippet, etc.)?