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I must have missed that update - that you can now add the captcha code to our forms, I have added the code to the bottom of my contact page and it works - how ever I think that its meant to replace the send / reset buttons am i right? or should they stay in place ? as with captcha in place you click send - it takes you to a blank white page with the captcha in place click submit then it works can it all be on the one page?
Clicking on the link to see the page with pre coded page returns a 404 error
Digi
Clicking on the link to see the page with pre coded page returns a 404 error
Digi
Hi Hmmm yeah its working as it should but would look better if the page blended inm with the site - perhaps now thats its bumped up they might work on a fix for that, 20th dec well thats most likely why i missed it - to near xmas I would be so busy getting ready for Santa :)
Digi
Digi
Keep up Digi ;¬)
A quick search showed that ncrs wrote on the 20th December:
A new form to mail script has been placed on the servers to replace the existing one, the new script is identical apart from the addition of some new options.
To view information the new options please visit
http://freeola.com/support/form_to_mail/form_to_mail.php and read the new options section.
If you experience any issues with the new scripts please post here and we will resolve them as quickly as possible.
All you do is add the following line to your FORM code:
It sounds as if things are working as they are supposed to.
i.e. submitting the FORM takes visitors to an additional page just to enter the captcha. As you mention this doesn't retain the look and feel of your site but I guess that's the only way Freeola could introduce it so easily with just the one line of code required.
Search Freeola Chat
A quick search showed that ncrs wrote on the 20th December:
A new form to mail script has been placed on the servers to replace the existing one, the new script is identical apart from the addition of some new options.
To view information the new options please visit
http://freeola.com/support/form_to_mail/form_to_mail.php and read the new options section.
If you experience any issues with the new scripts please post here and we will resolve them as quickly as possible.
All you do is add the following line to your FORM code:
<input type="hidden" name="captcha" value="yes">It sounds as if things are working as they are supposed to.
i.e. submitting the FORM takes visitors to an additional page just to enter the captcha. As you mention this doesn't retain the look and feel of your site but I guess that's the only way Freeola could introduce it so easily with just the one line of code required.
Search Freeola Chat
I must have missed that update - that you can now add the captcha code to our forms, I have added the code to the bottom of my contact page and it works - how ever I think that its meant to replace the send / reset buttons am i right? or should they stay in place ? as with captcha in place you click send - it takes you to a blank white page with the captcha in place click submit then it works can it all be on the one page?
Clicking on the link to see the page with pre coded page returns a 404 error
Digi
Clicking on the link to see the page with pre coded page returns a 404 error
Digi