Captcha using TTF & GD

[stevefriedman71]

what instructions??? i still have the issue i posted in post #246...
it worked just fine in 1.3.7 and now it doesn't

[tmike]

i have updated this to support ZC1.3.8a and Links Manager 3.3.1, and am sending it to the OA

[creativei]

Dear Andrew,
I'm facing a problem in shop after installing the Captcha Mod,
the images are not visible, i'm running the latest zen cart and latest captcha mod,
i'm hosted with bluehost running php5, my test rather live site is http://eshoppe.flahzasystems.com
Could you help me to over come this issue

[DivaVocals]

I installed this and it works great with one SMALL issue.. The input is supposed to be case sensitive, but in my testing it's not.. Is there something I need to tweak to adjust this? Doesn't matter if I enter upper of lowercase letters.. As long as I enter the RIGHT letters and numbers, it will accept the input as valid regardless of whether I entered them with the right case..

[KTNaturals]

If you look closely, it says "case insensitive." I changed it to say "not case sensitive."

[DivaVocals]

If you look closely, it says "case insensitive." I changed it to say "not case sensitive."

I appreciate your response.. Yes I realized how the text reads.. (which is what prompted my inquiry) If there is no other solution, then I certainly will edit the form and remove the text altogether. (since it's not case sensitive, IMO it doesn't need to be there

However, it would be nice if this WAS case sensitive.. It helps increase the security of my forms..

[a_berezin]

However, it would be nice if this WAS case sensitive.. It helps increase the security of my forms..

Are you confident that you really need? The more complex form of the less chance that it will use the normal visitors.

I can add an option in configuration.

[a_berezin]

Hi,

Dear Andrew,
I'm facing a problem in shop after installing the Captcha Mod,
the images are not visible, i'm running the latest zen cart and latest captcha mod,
i'm hosted with bluehost running php5, my test rather live site is http://eshoppe.flahzasystems.com
Could you help me to over come this issue

I can't see your site - http://eshoppe.flahzasystems.com. "Site not found".

[Woodymon]

Are you confident that you really need? The more complex form of the less chance that it will use the normal visitors.

Completely agree.

IMHO I don't see any need for case sensitive option. I have found the module works just fine and keeps bots from submitting my forms without case sensitivity.

Providing a case option is just one layer of confusion that my customers and shop owners whom I support don't need.

The string stating the code is NOT case sensitive is just fine and can be easily manipulated via a text editor if needed. I have yet to hear from a customer whom did not comprehend the instructions.

Invest your time in more meaningful efforts ;-)

Woody

[DivaVocals]

Are you confident that you really need? The more complex form of the less chance that it will use the normal visitors.

I can add an option in configuration.

Honestly, if it were up to me, I would just change the bloody text on the alert and call it a day.. However the client inquired about this.. and I just wanted to have a complete answer when I speak to him.. I will try to "talk him down".. He's VERY difficult.. **sigh** Phrases like "Ease of Use", "Best Practices" and "User Experience" don't seem to mean much to him, so instead of "making up" an answer, I just wanted to get an answer on this from here before I go back to him with a response/solution. It was HARD enough to talk him into using this mod.. (he thinks the security image is "ugly" **sigh**) Now he's asking about this. **sigh**

You don't need to make any changes. I just wanted to know if there was something I missed in the configuration. Apparently the answer is that the text on the forms is a typo. No worries..

Completely agree.

IMHO I don't see any need for case sensitive option. I have found the module works just fine and keeps bots from submitting my forms without case sensitivity.

Providing a case option is just one layer of confusion that my customers and shop owners whom I support don't need.

Not debating the merits of this.. However, I asked the question because my client asked ME the question. I wanted to get an answer before I gave him a response.. It's HIS website.. If he INSISTS on this feature I wanted to know if there was even an option for it..

The string stating the code is NOT case sensitive is just fine and can be easily manipulated via a text editor if needed. I have yet to hear from a customer whom did not comprehend the instructions.

I realize that.. Again I was asking because my client asked me.. I could have "made up" an answer for him or told him an answer based on what I thought he should do, but I don't work like that. So I chose to at least make the effort to get an answer to his question.

Invest your time in more meaningful efforts ;-)

Woody

I consider customer satisfaction a meaningful effort. But thanks for your response.