False alarm:)
It is back to normal
Overall and for the sake of understanding the code, is it possible to borrow the captcha code from the registration form and past it in the login form?
If yes, and in order to make it work, where we should paste it (row number in the login form) and what changes we should do, if any?
Thank you for your advice
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This reply was modified 6 months, 3 weeks ago by
marcruiz.
@marcruiz,
Sorry but I don’t understand really well what are you asking for.
Captcha appears in login, but no in register?
Hi Javier
Sorry to confuse you
Briefly, the current login form only requires username and password.
I wonder if it is possible to copy the below code (please see PS), that has been taken from the registration from into the login one, and if yes where should it be pasted ?
Your advice is appreciated.
Best regards
Marcelo
PS.
<?php /*check if captcha is checked */ if ( get_option( ‘cl_gcaptcha’ ) == ‘on’) : ?>
<?php gcaptcha_script(); ?>
<div class=”cleanlogin-field”>
<div class=”g-recaptcha” data-sitekey=”<?php echo get_option( ‘cl_gcaptcha_sitekey’ ) ?>”></div>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
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This reply was modified 6 months, 3 weeks ago by
marcruiz.
Sorry but I continue without understanding.
In the login form there is no captcha by default if you enable it?
Is there a way to enable captcha in the login form?
Sorry I think it was possible but no. We have to do it.
Captcha was set into register form because many bots register on the site but in login it seems this is not so necessary.
Do you think it is necessary there?
I think it would be great as I run a private site that users cannot register (they are sent their log in details) but the login page is the only page open to the public. It would be great to have the Google Captcha there.
Thanks.
OK @lightwavin we include it as a to-do for the future.