Developer Toolbox - Integrate (ASP) CAPTCHA

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    Default Developer Toolbox - Integrate (ASP) CAPTCHA

    Hi there,
    I would like to know how to integrate (ASP) CAPTCHA into forms created using
    the developer toolbox. I use webwiz CAPTCHA and this works well, but the
    processing page must be different from the form page. The toolbox generated
    forms look pretty complicated and I would like to know if anyone has
    successfully done this - or knows how to go about achieving this.

    I hope you can help
    Regards
    Scott

    SMcClean Guest

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    Default Re: Developer Toolbox - Integrate (ASP) CAPTCHA

    I will give an example for a forgot password page..

    1. Insert these strings at the top of your forgot password page

    <!-- #include file="captcha/CAPTCHA_process_form.asp" -->
    <%If Request.Form("capcontrol")="1" AND blnCAPTCHAcodeCorrect = false Then
    Response.Redirect("forgotpassword.asp?cap=0")
    End If
    %>

    2. Add captcha to your form as usual.

    3. Insert a new hidden field to your form as below
    <input name="capcontrol" type="hidden" value="1" />

    it's a shame they don't have a captcha option for asp..


    Mehmet




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