Hello David. This is very kind of you for sharing this contribution of yours. I have a simple question, I am using zencart v1.3.8a and would like to know if there is any possibility to put the reCaptcha in the admin login page. I think that would help in protecting against robotic brute-force attempts. I can not move to ZC 1.5 for now, as I have done many core edits.
Thank you in advance.
[QUOTE=zilog357;1157983]I am using zencart v1.3.8a and would like to know if there is any possibility to put the reCaptcha in the admin login page.
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Zilog - it should be possible to include it on the admin login page. You'd have to include the files in the corresponding admin folders and add the appropriate entries to login.php.
I'm interested as to why you are getting brute force attempts? You did rename your admin directory didn't you??
I think that as you are using such an old version the possibility of robotic brute-force attempts is much less than the gaping security holes that are known to exist in those older versions on Zen.
I'd recommend upgrading asap
I received a private message asking for help, so rather than replying to that I thought I'd post the question here so other can benefit as well
I think the questioner is using v1.39h.Hi David,
I was wondering if you could help me. I have installed your Google ReCaptcha mod and changed the look to 'Clean' and stuck it in a Div to centre it and it all works very well, what I am trying to do though is add this same code to 'Ask a Question' mod by Scott Wilson www.thatsoftwareguy.com
I can get it to look look exactly the same as on the other pages, however whether I enter the ReCaptcha code or not the form gets submitted. I don't get the message telling me I haven't filled this part of the form in. Any help you could give would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for a great mod.
If you look at the ReadMe instructions for pre 1.51 versions. In section 4A are the changes for /includes/modules/pages/contact_us/header_php.php
You need to apply those same changes to /includes/modules/pages/ask_a_question/header_php.php (the line numbers will be different, look around line 41)
Hope this helps
Regards
Hi Robert
I had a look on the plugins and only found Ask a Question for the 1.39 version. So assumed you were using that - sorry.
Anyway, as the Ask a Question appears to be based on 1.39 code, the advice I gave above still stands. Use the 4A instructions on the ask a question header_php.php
Regards
David