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reCAPTCHA v2 API Settings - Token was not posted.

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Greetings.


Just installed PHPFusion-9.0 on Debian-8.10 i686
Whilst infusing reCAPTCHA v2 I am seeing following messages.

Firstly, on top of the window on broad red strip
"Settings saved successfully", then after split second another
message overlaps the first one:
"Token was not posted
There was an error while processing your request"

Next, at the bottom of the window on black strip:
"WARNING: An error occurred while parsing the page.
Please see PHPFusion's Error Log for more details.L: 4 N: 0"

I do not see anything helpful in apache2 log files.
Exactly the same behaviour I observed on Debian-9.4 amd64.

I will be grateful for any help and/or suggestions.

Best regards - Tom.
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101 Guide on Upgrading Old Infusions to New Infusions

PHP Form Script:
This step will make that form generate a hidden token.

Replace:

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$form_name = 'myform';
$method = 'post';
$action_url= BASEDIR.'url.php';


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<form name='$form_name' method='$method' action='$action_url' >


With:
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openform($form_name, $method, $action_url, array('enctype'=>FALSE) );


Set encytpe to TRUE if it needs to process $_FILES upload.

Now to use that CSRF protection, embed this into your $_POST event.

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if (\defender::safe()) { // <--- This safeguards your SQL.
dbquery("UPDATE ".....");
dbquery("INSERT" ....");
}
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Greetings chan.

Will put your suggestion into action ASAP.

Best regards.
Tom - SP2L
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