New kind of human test. Adds CAPTCHA anti-spam method to WordPress on the comment form, registration form, or both.
Adds CAPTCHA anti-spam methods to WordPress on the comment form, registration form, or both.
In order to post comments, users will have to range icons in right (upright) place.
This can help prevent spam from automated bots (100%). This will also increase the quantity of comments because of funny icons.
Requirements/Restrictions:
<?php do_action('comment_form', $post->ID); ?>
tag inside your comments.php form. Most themes do.Features:
After the plugin is activated, you can configure it by selecting the NotCaptcha options
tab on the Admin Plugins
page.
Here is a list of the options:
NotCaptcha on Register Form: – Enable captcha on the register form.
NotCaptcha on Comment Form: – Enable captcha on the comment form.
NotCaptcha on Comment Form: – Hide captcha for registered users (select permission level)
Noise on captcha: – Add some shapes to protect the image from auto-recognition
Background color of images: – Set color similar to your blog background
Once activated, a captcha section is added to the comment and register forms.
rel 1.3.1 (30 October 2011)
rel 1.3 (27 June 2011)
rel 1.2 (3 May 2010)
rel 1.1 (3 Jul 2009)
Edit /lib/notcaptcha_config.php file for settings (can be skipped). Settings can be changed by your preference.
Upload the wp-notcaptcha
folder to the /wp-content/plugins/
directory
Activate the plugin through the Plugins
menu in WordPress
Make this as a test:
Activate the NOTCAPTCHA plugin and temporarily change your theme to the “WordPress Default” theme.
Are the captcha images seen now?
If they are, the theme you are using is the reason.
Your theme must have a <?php do_action('comment_form', $post->ID); ?>
tag inside your comments.php form. Most themes do.
The best place to locate the tag is before the comment textarea, you may want to move it if it is below the comment textarea.
This tag is exactly where the captcha image and captcha code entry will display on the form, so
move the line to before the comment textarea.
Your theme must have a <?php do_action('comment_form', $post->ID); ?>
tag inside your comments.php form. Most themes do.
The best place to locate the tag is before the comment textarea, you may want to move it if it is below the comment textarea.
This tag is exactly where the captcha image and captcha code entry will display on the form, so
move the line to before the comment textarea and the problem should be fixed.
Yes. To use a translated version, you need to obtain or make the language file for it.
At this point it would be useful to read Installing WordPress in Your Language from the Codex. You will need an .mo file for NOTCAPTCHA that corresponds with the “WPLANG” setting in your wp-config.php file. Translations are listed below — if a translation for your language is available, all you need to do is place it in the /wp-content/plugins/wp-notcaptcha
directory of your WordPress installation. If one is not available, and you also speak English well, please consider doing a translation yourself (see the next question).
The following translations are included in the download zip file:
Of course! It will be very gratefully received. Please read Translating WordPress first for background information on translating.
* There are some strings with a space in front or end — please make sure you remember the space!
* When you have a translation ready, please send the .po and .mo files to webjema [at ] gmail ddot com.
* If you have any questions, feel free to email me also. Thanks!