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[ALPHA] Google "No CAPTCHA" reCAPTCHA v2 API implementation

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I've made an infusion for 7.02.07 that takes advantage of the captcha system to implement Google's new reCAPTCHA v2 API.
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If there are any problems with it, either post here or create an issue on GitHub

Google's Demo Animation:
www.php-fusion.co.uk/infusions/forum/attachments/google_nocaptcha_demo.gif
Edited by skpacman on 21-01-2015 19:01,
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Thanks, KasteR. It was suggested over at the USA NSS a long while ago and I didn't get around to it until last week.

Again, if anyone finds anything wrong, or has a suggestion to make it better, please leave a post here.

Merged on Jul 02 2015 at 09:59:46:
huh, I forgot this thread existed.

I updated this to a released version quite a while ago on the USA NSS site. Could someone close this thread and I'll submit the final version of this to the addons db?
Edited by skpacman on 02-07-2015 15:59,
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Just throwing my bit in –
I have tested this personally on my server. Seems to be working as intended. It's a nice feature to have. Makes use of modern technology, that simply makes more sense in this era of time. Great work! :G
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Thanks, I didn't know that rule changed. How about I edit the first to include a .zip? (Same rule you point to in the CoC allows this)

Merged on Jan 21 2015 at 11:42:03:
Had a typo in one of the files that was preventing the infusion process. Fixed and re-uploaded the .zip
Edited by skpacman on 21-01-2015 18:42,
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You can not post external links here anymore. It must be submitted to the addons dB only. It's in the coc. :)
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