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Google's ReCaptcha V2 + V3 for MODX CMS: https://sepiariver.com/modx/recaptchav2-supports-recaptchav3/
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Is there a callback or something to remove validation? #10

Closed syberknight closed 6 years ago

syberknight commented 8 years ago

i've been hunting, pecking, & trying SO many suggestions and nothing's working.

i found this cool idea @ http://www.ivanthevariable.com/combining-googles-recaptcha-and-jquery-validate

and since i'm using Jquery Validate for the rest of my form, i gave it a try.

it works great when trying to submit the form without hitting the captcha. but then when you do the captcha & the captcha gets the green checkmark, the validation doesn't go away.

in looking at the source before/after, it would seem nothing on my end gets any change back from google's end. i read in the API about the callback & stuff, but of course it's over my head. (re: https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/display -and- https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/verify)

any insight would be appreciated. .peace.:.jason.

sepiariver commented 8 years ago

Hmm... I'll have to look into this more thoroughly but I suspect you need the site's secret key to make the validation request, so it's meant to be server-side only. Unless you want to hand out your secret key in your front end code but I don't think that's a good idea...

syberknight commented 8 years ago

cool, thanks. and no, i don't want to hand out my secret key (lol).

multireadsts commented 8 years ago

Same issue but using no jquery validate.

sepiariver commented 6 years ago

@multireadsts sorry I thought this issue was closed lol.

you mean you want to do client-side validation without jQuery? If so, jQuery really isn't the issue here, it's the exposing of your API key on the front-end.

For most use cases people will want to control and keep the API key secret on the server side...

multireadsts commented 6 years ago

Thanks for your response. It’s no issue anymore.

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@multireadsts sorry I thought this issue was closed lol.

you mean you want to do client-side validation without jQuery? If so, jQuery really isn't the issue here, it's the exposing of your API key on the front-end.

For most use cases people will want to control and keep the API key secret on the server side...

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