Need to disable Recaptcha validation with multiple buttons on page

[Pieter Lutzkie]

I have a Signup and a Login section on the same page and I don't want
Recaptcha to validate the page when the Login's Login button is
clicked. How is this done?

Also, I have a Login control in the Master-page header which also
doesn't work because the Recaptcha validation obviously fails and then
the user can't login.

Any help would be appreciated!

[Paul Herring]

On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 8:52 AM, Pieter Lutzkie <pie...@mattafix.net> wrote:
> I have a Signup and a Login section on the same page and I don't want
> Recaptcha to validate the page when the Login's Login button is
> clicked. How is this done?

<form>
signup stuff
recaptcha
</form>

<form>
login stuff
</form>


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[Adrian Godong]

Hidden recaptcha are not validated.

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[Pieter Lutzkie]

@PJH, thanks.

Sounds like a good solution only I'm using Masterpages with a certain
template so on this specific page I cannot control the <form> tags...?

[Pieter Lutzkie]

@Adrian, thanks.

I've even tried Recaptcha.destroy() with the OnClientClick of Login's
Login button, but that's too drastic because when the user's login
attempt fails and he then decides to SignUp (on the same page) then
the Recaptcha in not validated...and it means I have to re-create it.

How can I get to toggle the ".enabled" property of the Recaptcha
control in javascript? Wouldn't I need a "BehaviorID" property for
that?

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[Adrian Godong]

I was assuming that you are using the server-side .NET control of
reCAPTCHA and you are not displaying both form at the same time.

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[Michael]

More information is needed. What language are you using? If it is
ASP.Net, then you can't use to forms on the page. In that case, you
will need to set the following when you don't want reCaptcha to
authenticate:

recaptcha.SkipRecaptcha = true;