if I explore trough here isn't work
http://www.canayaman.com/

But if I use the real url works
http://www.blogdelpoquer.com/content/resumen-del-%C3%BAltimo-viaje-me-he...

what can I do to fix it?
Where reside the problem?

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HellMind’s picture

HellMind commented

Why isn't work if you see it with a frame, what that got to do?

soxofaan’s picture

soxofaan commented
Component: Image Captcha (image_captcha) » Captcha API (captcha)
Priority: Critical » Normal

CAPTCHA depends on sessions and cookies
and depending on your browser's settings, frames with cross domain framesets will break the working of cookies (and consequently sessions and CAPTCHA)

I guess you are using Internet Explorer, try lowering the security settings (at least allow cookies from other domains) and see if it works
It seems to work on my setup of Firefox

Other option: avoid the use of frames, they are the source of too many problems (not only session stuff)

HellMind’s picture

HellMind commented

Yep the problem then is IE.
People still use it I wonder how much microsoft pays to make that

About the frames, what can I use instead of frame without losing the domain in the url

soxofaan’s picture

soxofaan commented
Title: It doesn't show if you use a frame » image CAPTCHA does not work with cross domain cookies in Internet Explorer
Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

About the frames, what can I use instead of frame without losing the domain in the url

I don't know what setup you wan, but if it's exactly the same site, you could point both domains to the same server.
You could also use the multisite capabilities of Drupal

I'm also working on version of the CAPTCHA module that won't require cookies, but that version will probably only be available for Drupal6 and later.
see #223063: replace $_SESSION usage for CAPTCHA solution storage with dedicated table