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I'm using Webform 5.x-1.4, and it appears that captcha components are not showing up in the survey. I am using Captcha 5.x-3.x-dev, but I also tried 5.x-3.0-rc3.
A cursory look at webform/components/captcha.inc shows that it looks for the '_captchachallenge' hook, which does not appear to exist in either versions of captcha above.
Would appreciate any help, and if necessary, a nod towards which version of Captcha should be used alongside this version of webforms. Thanks!
Comments
Comment #1
NiklasM CreditAttribution: NiklasM commentedI had the same problem and it's not really a bug I think. I solved it by ticking the "Add captcha adminstration links to forms" check box at admin/user/captcha and clicking on the link that then showed up benieth my webfrom. If the link doesn't show try switching to another theme (I switched to Garland). Good luck!
Comment #2
crischan CreditAttribution: crischan commentedWell, i just had the same problem and chased it down.
First of all, I think it IS a bug. Webform tries to call a non-existent hook, doesn't find it, goes on anyway (without the captcha) and lives happy.
Adding a captcha from "the link" as mentioned above gives a working captcha.
It only breaks the content-centered workflow as the captcha for the form cannot be edited on the webform edit page.
Definately a bug, definately webform needs to adapt to a changed captcha module.
Comment #3
stephencarr CreditAttribution: stephencarr commentedI am having this same problem, latest webform module and latest capture/textimage module. Appreciate anyone who can point me in the direction to fix this without having to use the work-around outlined above.
Comment #4
quicksketchWebform only works with a (very) old version of captcha. On my site I'm using captcha.module with this CVS info:
// $Id: captcha.module,v 1.30 2007/01/13 17:48:05 wundo Exp $
Patches to upgrade the captcha.inc file to the latest captcha would be appreciated.
Comment #5
rmmcclay CreditAttribution: rmmcclay commentedI've got the latest captcha and webform modules working fine.
I'm sure there's many ways to do it but here's how I did it:
* First went to Administer > User Management > CAPTCHA and
checked: Add CAPTCHA administration links to forms.
Then I created the form and _did not_ add a captcha from the
component drop down; nor did I click on the CAPTCHA link
at the bottom of the Form Create page.
Then I saved the form.
Then I clicked on the CAPTCHA at the bottom of the newly created
form and clicked on:
"Place a challenge here for untrusted users."
Done.
* * *
(I had tried adding a captcha from the component drop down
and also clicking on the CAPTCHA link at the bottom of
the form creation page...but that didn't work...)
Comment #6
XGI-Wrath CreditAttribution: XGI-Wrath commentedWith the exception of rolling back to a "very old" version, I've tried all the other suggestions with no success.
Comment #7
nunovo CreditAttribution: nunovo commentedI have managed to get it working. It took four attempts, but the advice about "Add captcha adminstration links to forms" seems to have been part of the fix.
I am using 5.1, have the Chameleon theme installed, and had created a webform before installing Captcha. After reading this thread I created a new form and found Captchas showing up everywhere. It's not entirely clear that one is meant to configure each instance. The instruction "Place a challenge here for untrusted users" is vague. It should say something like 'Click here to enable this Captcha'. I ignored it the first time round.
There is also a quasi-bug in that when one does place a challenge, it clears all of the unsaved fields on that form! So it means one needs to set the challenge first, then go back and create components, add descriptions and confirmations. A bit annoying, that!
However, once the challenges are set and the form set up, it worked as hoped: unregistered comments were challenged, comments from a registered user (me!) were not challenged. I have left the form in place, so you can test it if you like.
Comment #8
yurtboy CreditAttribution: yurtboy commented#5 worked for me great.
Comment #9
trevorleenc CreditAttribution: trevorleenc commented#5 is the trick!
thanks!
Comment #10
krynsky CreditAttribution: krynsky commented#5 FTW
Comment #11
ikkunaprincessa CreditAttribution: ikkunaprincessa commentedi had the same problem 'n ur solution worked for me. thx
Comment #12
quicksketchhttp://drupal.org/node/143996
Comment #13
psynaptic CreditAttribution: psynaptic commented#5 worked for me in Drupal 5.7
Comment #14
bomarmonk CreditAttribution: bomarmonk commentedHow do you get captchas to show up for forms that you have created before installing the captcha module? Several of my webforms are a bit complex, and if I can avoid having to recreate all of them, that would be best.
Comment #15
shanefjordan CreditAttribution: shanefjordan commentedAfter enabling this like #5 stated, I still didn't receive the CAPTCHA option on forms. I had to log in with the actual admin account to enable it on particular forms. Try logging in with your very first account, the admin account.
- Shane
Comment #16
bomarmonk CreditAttribution: bomarmonk commentedI am using that account, but still no option to add a captcha. I have tried switching themes, but still no option of adding captchas.
Comment #17
randrewski CreditAttribution: randrewski commentedHi There - I had all of the problems listed above and was getting quite frustrated until I did the following...
Using Firefox: In the administer>modules section I disabled the image captcha, and then disabled the core captcha module.
Then Using Chrome: I accessed the contact page and completed it to make sure it was working
Back to Firefox: I re-activated both modules (one at a time)
Back to Chrome: I re-freshed the page and everything showed up.
Hope that helps.
Comment #18
commonpike CreditAttribution: commonpike commentedThe process described in #5 worked, BUT I didnt exactly understand what he wrote at first.
After creating the webform, save it and VIEW THE WEBFORM ON THE FRONT END - NOT IN THE ADMIN -
while being logged in as admin. There is a box at the bottom there saying 'no challenge here' - click a link to ...
after clicking the link, the tiny form that shows up should display a form id,
like 'webform_client_form_303'. That worked.
When i click the same link in the backend, it just says 'webform_components_form'. and that didnt
work (not for any form, and not for for all forms). entering the same id manually in the captcha config
didnt work either ...
thanks,
*-pike
Comment #19
montesajudy CreditAttribution: montesajudy commented#1 worked for me.
I'm using version 7.x-4.12 Webform and version 7.x-1.3 Captcha.