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Hi

This is still an issue in v. 9.5.5.

I think it would be a great place to do some server.side validation when using Google reCAPTCHA, when using Forms for Éditors.

If anybody has a better idea or way to do it, i'm all ears.

Thanks

/Kenneth

Thanks.

I'll give that event a try.

/Kenneth

OnBeforeFormSave is a notification from the datalist forms module - when the form settings are saved - not when the form is submitted. See https://doc.dynamicweb.com/api/html/da3ceb68-2389-5e42-b2fa-4e4ff1892d4d.htm

You can find the Forms for editors notifications here: https://doc.dynamicweb.com/api/html/e65d43d9-d4fd-dc90-ea0a-7ef859b9e4b1.htm

Sorry about the confusion.

Do you have problems with forms for editors submitted by bots - with the antispam enabled? Would like to see those examples if possible.

Thanks Nicolai

Ok but it has a bit of a strange behavoir.

After I cast the args, the method is exited. Am I missing something ?

This is my code:

using Dynamicweb.Extensibility.Notifications;
using Dynamicweb.Forms;

namespace Imade.DW95.Web.Tests
{
    [Subscribe(Dynamicweb.Forms.Notifications.Frontend.OnAfterSubmitSave)]
    public class FormOnAfterSubmitSaveCustom : NotificationSubscriber
    {
        public override void OnNotify(string notification, NotificationArgs args)
        {
            if (args == null) {
                return;
            }

            Dynamicweb.Forms.Notifications.Frontend.OnAfterSubmitSaveArgs onAfterSubmitSaveArgs = args as Dynamicweb.Forms.Notifications.Frontend.OnAfterSubmitSaveArgs;

            // execution of method is exited before the next line 
            if (onAfterSubmitSaveArgs != null)
            {
                var good = "This is  never reached";
            }
            else {
                var error = "This is also never reached";
            }
        }
    }
}

Well - it would be a miracle to be able to make that method exit half way thorugh!

I cannot see why that should not work - it "works on my machine"...

Maybe you are debugging against an older version of the DLL? Then the runtime doesn't have those blocks of code so you would never hit them. Check that the file in your bin matches the one you're debugging in VS.

It was an issue with running the code in the debugger. Not sure what it is, but doing some good old logging to text files got me the results i wanted.

The above code is OK, and im now able to do the extra validation with Google reCAPTCHA.

Thanks all for your time and input.

/Kenneth

Hi Kenneth

You never answered if this form has problem with bots? Really would like to see the issue...

BR Nicolai

Hi Nicolai

I will send you a mail, as it gets to custommer specific to discus here.

/Kenneth