Genial, estupendo, Bravo !!! The best tutorial to solve this problem I have found. 100% recomended ! Thank you very much for your time and for sharing this with all us.
It can because this is only a client side validation. If you want it to be impossible for bots to manipulate your code you have to add server side validation as well. I’ll be creating two other tutorials for server side validation; one with Node.JS and the other with vanilla PHP very soon. So stay tuned and don’t forget to subscribe.
Thanks for your response, yes, i guess so. I´m working with a form submission using Craft CMS, with some internal code to add a user. So, no php used. Is there a way to prevent the form submission if captcha doesn´t validate? Or maybe doesnt render the form at all...Thank you
So I googled some resources for CraftCMS compatibility with google reCAPTCHA and found these links. I recommend you go through in the following order 1. craftcms.stackexchange.com/questions/20070/integrate-google-recaptcha-into-contact-form-plugin 2. straightupcraft.com/craft-plugins/?q=spamp 3. github.com/aberkie/craft-recaptcha Make sure to read the first reference’s question, answers and comments carefully. I think those links should be helpful enough and give you the clues to solve your problem. Hope I helped 😊.
Can you please clarify the error? EDIT: I have added a GitHub repo link in the description section, so please download the code and try again. If the issue is still persistent, feel free to open an issue on GitHub. Please watch the other tutorial (the link is in the description section of the video as well), It'll help you validate on both server and client sides with Vanilla PHP. Thank you
How to publish site from a local storage to localhost... Every time I open my html page it has domain of file:///E:/AssignmentSE/Form.html and not localhost.. please help
try to code using Visual Studio. Once you install it on the left side you will see an extension button click on it and search for a Live Server and install prntscr.com/uy5ueo ... then at the bottom of Visual Studio you will see 'GoLive' just click on it and it will open localhost for you prntscr.com/uy5w7s I have provided screenshots
Bots can make direct requests to your website without clicking any buttons, so this is not secure at all. Only the average non-tech user does not understand how this can be bypassed Despite that, the video was great and explained very well what was going on
I completely agree. The reCAPTCHA is only used to prevent bots from bloating your DB with spam data. And this can be bypassed as well. reCAPTCHA is only one of many ways for securing POST requests. You’ll also have to sanitize, disallow some characters, and decode data inserted into your DB especially in the case of SQL DB. These are just few of many other ways. So glad I was able to explain it, and more happy to help you with my explanation. Thank you 😊 I also have another video on my channel for verifying reCAPTCHA using server-side validation using vanilla PHP. The code is also available on GitHub. Don’t forget to check it out! The server-side tutorial: ruclips.net/video/oJzGpDbeSuA/видео.html
THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!
THANK YOU! Still works in 2021! I've been working on this for hours.
Glad I saved the day :D! Don't forget to watch the server side tutorial as well with vanilla PHP ;) Link in description
thank you so much! It's the best video about Google reCAPTCHA V2. The simplest working code!
Glad it was useful! Thank you for your words bro
Still works in 2024, thank you!
thank you very much. Very well explained.
You’re most welcome. I am glad that I am able to help you.
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Genial, estupendo, Bravo !!!
The best tutorial to solve this problem I have found. 100% recomended !
Thank you very much for your time and for sharing this with all us.
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Finally you solved my problem.
Most welcome. Glad it worked bro
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You are welcome bro. Glad I helped!
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De nada Felipe. Hope this was right. I’m still new to Portuguese language 😄.
Also don’t forget to subscribe and like the video.
Thanks it works fine !
Glad I helped
Amazing !
But.......
how to verify for server side using XJAX ?????
Thanks a lot bro.
You can watch my other tutorial. But I used PHP. Hope it helps you. And don’t forget to subscribe 😊.
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you are welcome brother
The bots just can´t remove the attribute from the submit button?
It can because this is only a client side validation. If you want it to be impossible for bots to manipulate your code you have to add server side validation as well. I’ll be creating two other tutorials for server side validation; one with Node.JS and the other with vanilla PHP very soon. So stay tuned and don’t forget to subscribe.
Thanks for your response, yes, i guess so.
I´m working with a form submission using Craft CMS, with some internal code to add a user. So, no php used. Is there a way to prevent the form submission if captcha doesn´t validate? Or maybe doesnt render the form at all...Thank you
So I googled some resources for CraftCMS compatibility with google reCAPTCHA and found these links. I recommend you go through in the following order
1. craftcms.stackexchange.com/questions/20070/integrate-google-recaptcha-into-contact-form-plugin
2. straightupcraft.com/craft-plugins/?q=spamp
3. github.com/aberkie/craft-recaptcha
Make sure to read the first reference’s question, answers and comments carefully.
I think those links should be helpful enough and give you the clues to solve your problem. Hope I helped 😊.
not working for me. data-callback not working
Can you please clarify the error?
EDIT:
I have added a GitHub repo link in the description section, so please download the code and try again. If the issue is still persistent, feel free to open an issue on GitHub.
Please watch the other tutorial (the link is in the description section of the video as well), It'll help you validate on both server and client sides with Vanilla PHP.
Thank you
Thank you Brother!
You’re welcome. Glad I helped
How to publish site from a local storage to localhost... Every time I open my html page it has domain of file:///E:/AssignmentSE/Form.html and not localhost.. please help
try to code using Visual Studio. Once you install it on the left side you will see an extension button click on it and search for a Live Server and install prntscr.com/uy5ueo ... then at the bottom of Visual Studio you will see 'GoLive' just click on it and it will open localhost for you prntscr.com/uy5w7s
I have provided screenshots
How do you do it with WordPress
Thank you
You are welcome. Don’t forget to watch the other tutorial using server-side validation :)
Do we need to validate the captcha using private key ?
No, you don’t have to. Unless you’re doing it server-side
Bots can make direct requests to your website without clicking any buttons, so this is not secure at all. Only the average non-tech user does not understand how this can be bypassed
Despite that, the video was great and explained very well what was going on
I completely agree. The reCAPTCHA is only used to prevent bots from bloating your DB with spam data. And this can be bypassed as well. reCAPTCHA is only one of many ways for securing POST requests. You’ll also have to sanitize, disallow some characters, and decode data inserted into your DB especially in the case of SQL DB. These are just few of many other ways. So glad I was able to explain it, and more happy to help you with my explanation. Thank you 😊
I also have another video on my channel for verifying reCAPTCHA using server-side validation using vanilla PHP. The code is also available on GitHub. Don’t forget to check it out!
The server-side tutorial:
ruclips.net/video/oJzGpDbeSuA/видео.html
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