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  • Thread Starter cyee

    (@cyee)

    Thanks for your response @xnau. The regex validation approach is actually going to work better for us, since access to the form is going to be limited.

    As far as providing you a login, I didn’t do much beyond a basic installation of the plugin. It is running on a networked WP installation, if that makes a difference.

    Thread Starter cyee

    (@cyee)

    WordPress is now updated to 3.8, with version 1.5.4 of the Participants Database plugin.

    You can see the problem on this basic set up using the plugin: http://pdp-test.blogs.lesd.k12.or.us/submit-form/

    I don’t see any options that would affect the behavior of the CAPTCHA setting. Once I’ve chosen CAPTCHA as a form element, it defaults to CAPTCHA validation with Signup and Read Only checked.

    I could implement the alternative described here:

    That version doesn’t have the capability of using a CAPTCHA. Of course, I suggest you upgrade, but if you don’t want to do that, what I used to suggest was a math question: for instance “What is the sum of 13 and 7?” then put as your validation regex: /^20$/

    but obviously the new feature is more flexible.

    Thread Starter cyee

    (@cyee)

    Sorry, I thought the WP version would be provided because it asked for that detail when I created the thread. It’s 3.5.1, which is admittedly old; updating to the latest is imminent.

    Participants Database version is the latest, as I just downloaded it and installed it on a development server. Hence no URL to provide.

    Thread Starter cyee

    (@cyee)

    I wound up using Custom CSS Styles to make the change, but I’m wondering if there’s a better way.

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