There has been a few thread about that one, so we decided to add it. We just added a plugin that lets you use Google’s reCAPTCHA form to your app. That way, you can check if your users are actual people, and prevent robots from spamming your site and database.
The way it works is very similar to an input. After adding the plugin and entering the keys you’ll get from Google, you can draw the element on the page. When the user does the operation and is recognized as a human, the input’s checked status will be true. You can use this in a condition on workflow, etc.
@emmanuel, is there a way to make it so that the recaptcha challenge shows up closer to the recaptcha element, and not just at the top of the page?
For instance, my signup screen is longer with the recaptcha element at the bottom and when you check the box, the challenge shows up at the top of the screen. So when the user checks the recaptcha, the challenge is off the screen above, leaving users confused that it never worked.
Im not sure what dictates its starting position, but is there a way to offset it closer to the actual element?
Is there anyway to get to this to work as Google’s reCaptcha v3 and use the invisible feature so that users don’t even need to check the box if Google determines that they aren’t a bot? thanks
In the meantime, is there a way to use reCAPTCHA on Bubble at all? Even v2? I added the legacy secret key from Google but rendering it says there’s an issue with invalid key type.
