Anyone has any suggestions for some Human readable Captchas maybe?
by saying human readable I mean something that can be read, cause some of them have too much background noise that it is almost impossible for human to read it.
Anyone has any suggestions for some Human readable Captchas maybe?
by saying human readable I mean something that can be read, cause some of them have too much background noise that it is almost impossible for human to read it.
Hmm, is this post too complicated, or not clear enough, or obvious as so noone bothers to answer? :-)
I just wanted to hear what Captchas did you guys used, cause I tried to use one, recommended at stack overflow, and it works fine in my local empty web app. but not when I use it in DW.
Hi,
Not quite what you are looking for, but a different approach:
The reason for using CSS to hide the field is because you may have some handicapped users that turn off the CSS in order to - better - read the site.
This should prevent 100% automated bots from submitting forms, but not someone who manually inspects the code. Then again, if they decide to attack your site manually, they can get around any Captchas you are using.
Cheers
// David
Or you can use this: http://keith-wood.name/realPerson.html which is a readable jQuery CAPTCHA
Hello David,
Hmm... that is a bit obscure isn't it? sure your suggestion would work, but the whole idea behind CAPTCHA is in actual image with some noise.
I would use JQuery captcha instead of CSS solution. But again, almost the same thing :-)
Still thanks allot for suggestion :-) would love to use an actual real CAPTCHA though. But still that is better than nothing :-)
Obscure is my middle name :-)
And might be the very reason it will be successful
+1 David :-D
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