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  • Category: Spam
  • License: GNU General Public License (GPL) version 2
  • Updated: 2012-5-3
  • Downloads: 2133
  • Recommendations: 4

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Captcha for 1.8 for Elgg 1.8

Just a CAPTCHA for elgg 1.8

Last updated 515 days ago

Provides a image based captcha (see screenshot). Tested in 1.7 and 1.8, works in both.

Installation:  

- Upload and unzip the file to mod directory in your Elgg website.  

- Enable the plugin.

Release notes:

Provides a image based captcha (see screenshot). Tested in 1.7 and 1.8, works in both.

Comments

  • ru Ben Kenobi 505 days ago

    You liked, useful to you? Recommend it!!!

  • djSupport 491 days ago

    1.8.2 im on a blank screen nothing... no site nothing on activation!

  • ru Ben Kenobi 491 days ago

    tell me the list of your plugins

  • R 485 days ago

    I get "Missing a required parameter, 'to' " once I enter the captcha and click submit. any thoughts?

  • Candid 426 days ago

    I enabled the plug-in, but the picture doesn't show ("x" marks the spot where the catcha image should be. Please advise.

    Thank you!

    Julie

  • ru Ben Kenobi 426 days ago

    Candid,

    makes no sense to me, can you post an image?

  • Matt Beckett 426 days ago

    @Everyone - the problem is that the pagehandler has no return value, so elgg doesn't know there is any output, and returns 404 which depending on your browser is either a broken image or nothing.

    In start.php find this

        function captcha_page_handler($page)
        {
            global $CONFIG;

            if (isset($page[0])) {
                set_input('captcha_token',$page[0]);
            }

            include($CONFIG->pluginspath . "captcha/captcha.php");
        }

     

    and change it to this

        function captcha_page_handler($page)
        {
            global $CONFIG;

            if (isset($page[0])) {
                set_input('captcha_token',$page[0]);
            }

           if(include($CONFIG->pluginspath . "captcha/captcha.php")){

              return TRUE;

           }

           return FALSE;
        }

     

    @ru Ben Kenobi - I reported this to you months ago

  • zacke 345 days ago

    In 1.8.5 the captchaimage appears after login ;-)

  • Roman 142 days ago

    Works but often serves cached image and user fails to register. I wish there were refresh button to force reload captcha.