Provides a FormField which allows form to validate for non-bot submissions using Google's reCAPTCHA service
- Ingo Schommer (Nickname: ischommer, chillu) <ingo (at) silverstripe (dot) com>
- SilverStripe framework 3.1 or newer
- curl PHP module
- Requires spamprotection module
- Copy the
recaptcha
directory into your main SilverStripe webroot - Run ?flush=1
This should go in your mysite/_config.php
. You can get an free API key at https://www.google.com/recaptcha
RecaptchaField::$public_api_key = '<publickey>';
RecaptchaField::$private_api_key = '<privatekey>';
If using on a site requiring a proxy server for outgoing traffic then you can set these additional
options in your `mysite/_config.php`.
RecaptchaField::$proxy_server = "<proxy address>";
RecaptchaField::$proxy_auth = "<proxy_username>:<proxy_password>";
If you want to use reCAPTCHA field by itself, you can simply just include it as a field in your form.
$recaptchaField = new RecaptchaField('MyCaptcha');
$recaptchaField->options = array('theme' => 'light'); // optional
See reCAPTCHA docs for more configuration options.
This requires the spamprotection module to be installed, see its documentation for details. You can use this field to protect any built informs on your website, including user comments in the [[:modules:blog]] module.
Configuration example in mysite/_config/spamprotection.yml
---
name: spamprotection
---
FormSpamProtectionExtension:
default_spam_protector: RecaptchaProtector
Then once you have setup this config you will need to include the spam protector field as per the instructions on the spamprotection page.
reCAPTCHA current does not work if the page doctype is XHTML. The API returns Javascript which uses "document.write", which is not supported in XHTML. A work-around is to always use the no-script version of the module (modify the relevant lines in RecaptchaField.php), or to switch your webpage's doctype to HTML 4. See: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_DOCTYPE.asp