Yes, it was ported to 3.1.x at my request works perfectly on all of the fora I have installed it on.SightUp wrote:Or has anyone gotten KeyCaptcha to work on the newest version yet?
The download is on the KeyCaptcha site
Yes, it was ported to 3.1.x at my request works perfectly on all of the fora I have installed it on.SightUp wrote:Or has anyone gotten KeyCaptcha to work on the newest version yet?
Oh, link to dl? Because when we tried it, it failed.HiFiKabin wrote:Yes, it was ported to 3.1.x at my request works perfectly on all of the fora I have installed it on.SightUp wrote:Or has anyone gotten KeyCaptcha to work on the newest version yet?
The download is on the KeyCaptcha site
Correct.Mick wrote:You have to join up on the site and part of the set up asks you what version of phpBB you're using and it downloads the correct version for your install, allegedly. I don't know why they describe phpBB as a CMS though. If you have any problems you need to speak to Keycaptcha.
That is a somewhat pointless anti spam question as there are only two answers so a spam bot would get it right 50% of the time.skybound wrote:based on your location our Q&A is what hemisphere do you live in
Even you got it wrong. 25% - there are 4 hemispheres. Guess our Q&A would have prevented a human registration.david63 wrote:That is a somewhat pointless anti spam question as there are only two answers so a spam bot would get it right 50% of the time.skybound wrote:based on your location our Q&A is what hemisphere do you live in
skybound wrote:based on your location our Q&A is what hemisphere do you live in
There are 4 hemispheres, however, if someone is in South Africa they are in both the Southern and Eastern Hemispheres, but since the question is singular either answer should be correct, so 25% + 25% is 50%.skybound wrote:25% - there are 4 hemispheres.
Technically, any great circle on a sphere defines a hemisphere, so there are infinitely many hemispheres possible.david63 wrote:By definition hemi = 2 therefore there can only be two answers (but admittedly you could have north/south or west/east)