Adding a simple human verification test

Because I receive around 30 emails a day that are not spam and sometimes I either forget or am to busy doing other things.

You said yourself your files have been modified so possibly you do not have the variable in question. The variable in question should be in form.php. I cannot look at your file as work has blocked zip files from being downloaded.

Do want I send the files again?

In ZIP or RAR files?

Send as a zip file but change the extension to .laz so I can bypass the filter.

Carbonize wrote:Send as a zip file but change the extension to .laz so I can bypass the filter.

Email sent.

Rename it to .zip

Bye

Yes I received your email. To be honest you can update without changing the template files. You'd just have to add the new captcha template files to the folder and add the new $CAPTCHA variable to two template files.

Carbonize wrote:Yes I received your email. To be honest you can update without changing the template files. You'd just have to add the new captcha template files to the folder and add the new $CAPTCHA variable to two template files.

Whats two templates files?

Thanks!

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EDITED: I've Your email.....I will made the changes...

Thanks!

Parse error: parse error in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\clanpana\ija\ijaboard\guestbook\lib\add.class.php on line 397

Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: addentry in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\clanpana\ija\ijaboard\guestbook\addentry.php on line 29

BUMP!

Any help?

HELP HELP HELP

If I get chance I will look into it later.

I installed the human check and it seems to work.
Only i have 1 question i use version 2.3.1
I changed the word what you have to fill in and it seems so work.
Only 1 thing, when i fill in another word, the message is also placed.
So it does not matter what word you type?
What is wrong?

I'd recommend updating to 2.4.2 as it has image verification built in and fixes some major bugs/exploits.

I understand that upgrading is the best solution, but is it also possible with this version, because I use it with phpWebsite as a mod

Carbonize wrote:I'd recommend updating to 2.4.2 as it has image verification built in and fixes some major bugs/exploits.

My apologies if this has already been posted, but I've been online staring at this forum for answers to our spam issue for an hour now.

Is there any easy way to upgrade to 2.4.2 without loosing what I already have with 2.4.1?

Just replace your existing files EXCEPT config.inc.php. If you are updating frmo 2.3.x you will also have to visit the update_db.php script which is located in the misc folder.

Installed the code about an hour ago. Passed the test as far as I can see. I read down some of the entries in the forum and saw some of the questions other had. I looked up the first two and it seemed like the corrections had already been made in the code. Is the code up to date at this time? Were the corrections that you and others pointed out made? Thanks. Top