Closed (fixed)
Project:
Webform
Version:
6.x-2.0-beta3
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
27 May 2008 at 17:15 UTC
Updated:
9 Apr 2010 at 11:23 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
quicksketchYes, just install the Captcha 3.0 module and use it to add a captcha to the desired Webform.
Comment #2
rmpel commentedI'm using the captcha.inc from the webform 1.3 module (placed in the components folder of the webform 2.0 module) in combination with the captcha module (quite an old one i think, certainly not 3.0) and that seems to work ok.
Comment #3
quicksketchI ultimately removed the captcha component because it only works with a very old version of captcha module, which is also no longer supported. The new captcha module can arbitrarily add captchas to any form on the site, so it's no longer necessary to include with Webform.
Comment #4
redmood commentedthanks quicksketch i used your solution and it works well
Comment #5
rmpel commentedWe tried with only the Webform 2.x and Captcha 3.x modules, but without success. Perhaps we missed something?
Will try again ....
Comment #6
quicksketchrmpel, you have to enable the "Show captcha configuration" (or something like that) in the Captcha module settings. This makes it so administrators can add captchas to any form as you browse around the site, including webforms.
Comment #7
rmpel commentedOoh :P Thank you :)
Comment #8
hanskuiters commentedI had the same problem as rmpel. Thank you, quicksketch. Works like a charm.
Comment #9
quicksketchComment #10
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.
Comment #11
phpsharma commentedThis worked great..
quicksketch - May 31, 2008 - 18:22
you have to enable the "Show captcha configuration" (or something like that) in the Captcha module settings. This makes it so administrators can add captchas to any form as you browse around the site, including webforms.
sharma
Comment #12
chinmoy29 commentedI create a content as page type. There have a form and put a form id(contact-us-form). My form code is
<form name="contact-us-form" id="contact-us-form" method="post" action="contactus_process" onSubmit="return contact_check();"/>
i have implemented the captcha module for Drupal 6.16. but the captcha is not showing on the form area.
Please help me.
Comment #13
quicksketchWebform has nothing to do with page content types. Webform does not create any forms with the name "contact-us-form". I think you may need to open a support request with the Captcha project.
Comment #14
chinmoy29 commentedComment #15
chinmoy29 commentedI simply want to create a contact us form which will have the captcha security. for this I have created form as page content type. i have activate the captcha from admin & add a new form id for this form in captcha configuration. but the security code is not showing on the form.
how is it possible.
without module is it possible to add captcha security on user section form?
Comment #16
jolidog commentedfor this I have created form as page content type
Do you mean you've created a webform, using the webform module or did you just added a HTML form in the body of a regular page content type?
If it's the second option, then quicksketch is right in closing this issue.
Read the documentation of the webform module to learn how to create a form using the webform content type.
I'm going to close the issue again, if you really need support in using this module, please open it again, if it's not related to this module, you can ask in the general forum, or search the documentation for guidance on how to accomplish what you want.
Comment #17
chinmoy29 commentedHi Jolidog,
I just added a HTML form in the body of a regular page content type. I am not using the webform module now.If I will put the form HTML in the page content then captcha will be worked or not? Please give me the answer.
Comment #18
jolidog commentedIf you do that, probably the captcha module wont be able to find the form inside the page. also I think if you do it that way, drupal won't check the submitted values for security purposes.
I really suggest you either use the standard drupal contact form if it's a simple form, or use this module, the webform module, It might seem a bit complex but it's not hard to create a form with it, you can then assign a email recipient to receive the submitted forms or simply be notified that there is a new submission on the site.
It will let you export the submissions, you can control who has access to the submission or visualization of the results.
Try it, I'm sure you'll be able to create a form quickly and have the captcha working has expected.
I don't know what you're trying to accomplish, but I am sure if it's about forms, webform is the solution.
Here you have excellent documentation to follow: http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/webform
Good luck!
PS: Close the issue after you've read it, that way it won't bother the maintainers in the issue cue :)
Comment #19
chinmoy29 commentedThanks Jolidog.