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I've installed spamicide, enabled it for my webform, but it doesn't seem to be working. The hidden "feed_me" field is not there after disabling css or while viewing the source of my front-end webform. How can I troubleshoot this further?
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#3 | spamicide-add-spamicide-automatically-on-webforms-117688-3.patch | 2.55 KB | GoZ |
Comments
Comment #1
lipcpro CreditAttribution: lipcpro commentedThe trouble here is that spamicide is attaching itself to either the node/add/webform (webform_node_form) and/or node/?/webform (webform_components_form) neither of which will protect the actual form just the webform creation and component add forms. Once you've created the webform node, navigate to it then choose the "Add Spamicide protection to this form" and it will protect the actual form and not the webform form or component form. When that is done you can remove the protection (if you aren't letting non authorized users add webforms) from the webform_node_form and/or webform_components_forms.
Comment #2
RowboTony CreditAttribution: RowboTony commentedIndeed that was the issue! Thank you so much for the fast response, all good now!
Comment #3
GoZ CreditAttribution: GoZ commentedI make a patch to add an option to automatically add spamicide on all webforms (if webform is enabled)
Comment #4
pelicani CreditAttribution: pelicani commentedWe also had problems adding spamicide to a web form
we would go to the node, click on the spamicide link, but it always says 'add'
we looked at the code and found the hook menu was loading the 5th variable in the url string
but our form id was the 6th
we changed ours, but I'm curious if this will break other things.
thoughts?
peace,
michael
Comment #5
lipcpro CreditAttribution: lipcpro commented