Plugin Author
Aert
(@aahulsebos)
Hoi @fixer1, Menno,
Do you have reCaptcha V3 and Consent per Category or Consent per Service?
regards Aert
Thread Starter
fixer1
(@fixer1)
Hi Aert,
V3 and Consent per Category.
Kind regards,
Menno
Plugin Author
Aert
(@aahulsebos)
Hi @fixer1,
This is the ‘normal’ integration, https://gravityforms.us3.instawp.xyz/.
This is the integrated reCaptcha V3 in Gravity Forms, but you mentioned an add-on, did you mean the above our a reCaptcha plugin for GF?
regards Aert
Thread Starter
fixer1
(@fixer1)
Hi @aahulsebos ,
in the example you’ve given me I don’t see the reCAPTCHA logo with the placeholder (https://snipboard.io/9piyQn.jpg); I was expecting these though, as described here https://complianz.io/blocking-recaptcha-manually/, as it says under ‘First check the placeholder’.
Regarding the add-on: Gravity Forms only support reCAPTCHA v3 with the reCAPTCHA add-on activated.
Kind regards,
Menno
Plugin Author
Aert
(@aahulsebos)
Hi @fixer1,
The Gravity Forms integration should take of the placeholder, as mentioned in the article.
If it doesn’t work, and I’m not sure as I can’t reproduce it, you can disable the integration and add some HTML for a placeholder instead;
<button data-service="recaptcha" data-category="marketing" class="cmplz-blocked-content-container cmplz-blocked-content-notice cmplz-accept-service cmplz-accept-marketing cmplz-gravityforms"
style="text-align: left; cursor: pointer;">
Click here to accept reCaptcha cookies before sending the form.
</button>
I would suggest adding this to a HTML block in the Gravity Forms editor. Example; https://snipboard.io/Lyof2N.jpg
This works at my end, at least.
regards Aert
Thread Starter
fixer1
(@fixer1)
Hi @aahulsebos ,
thanks again for the reply and bearing with me here.
The Gravity Forms integration should take of the placeholder, as mentioned in the article.
I must be misunderstanding this, because your example on https://gravityforms.us3.instawp.xyz/ doesn’t show a placeholder; at least not in the way it is described in the article, like this: https://snipboard.io/P324rT.jpg.
What I am seeing in your example looks more like the ‘Add an HTML block in the Gravity Forms editor’ implementation to me; but it’s very well possible that I need more coffee 😉
Have a great Sunday,
Kind regards,
Menno
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fixer1.
Hi @fixer1,
I’ve set up a sandbox environment, where I took the below steps:
– Installed the latest versions of Gravity Forms & Complianz Free
– Added ReCaptcha v3 keys, and inserted a ReCaptcha block in the form (for me, this works both with and without installing the GF ReCaptcha add-on)
– Configured Complianz to “block ReCaptcha before consent is obtained, and when consent is revoked” (Wizard > Consent > Services).
On my end, following the steps above results in the exact placeholder as seen in our Gravity Forms article:
Any idea’s as to what the difference with your configuration could be?
Kind regards,
Jarno
Thread Starter
fixer1
(@fixer1)
Hi @jarnovos
I noticed you said:
and inserted a ReCaptcha block in the form
meaning, a Gravity Forms ‘CAPTCHA Advanced Field’ I suppose?
I wasn’t using that in my testing as in the GF reCAPTCHA Settings it states this implementation only works with reCAPTCHA v2: https://snipboard.io/eUm6R4.jpg
I tested your scenario and that indeed results in the placeholder being shown. I haven’t tested however, if it actually does it’s recaptcha magic with v3 (as GF states you need the reCAPTCHA add-on for this). If you remove the Captcha Advanced Field from the form and add the reCAPTCHA add-on, the placeholder isn’t shown.
During the process of testing I figured that this isn’t a very UX friendly implementation as you wouldn’t want users to have to click two buttons before sending in a form. I’ve moved towards hcaptcha as a solution. Maybe worth a blog post on complianz.io? For me the fact that CloudFlare has chose hcaptcha over Google reCAPTCHA was a strong reassurance.
Thanks for the support!
