Confident CAPTCHA

Version
1.0.4
Rating
Compatibility

Votes
Favoured
6
License
GPLv2 or later
Non-Commercial
Type
Views
18227
Date Added
29 June 2010
Editor's Note
- This extension requires registration to download.
Rather than forcing people to decipher warped and distorted characters or words, Confident CAPTCHA presents the visitor with a grid of randomly-generated pictures and simply asks them to click on specific pictures to verify that they are human and not a bot.
Confident CAPTCHA is a FREE web service used to stop spam and bots on Web forms, comment posts, new account registrations, polls and surveys, and many other areas of your website.
The CAPTCHA does not take up much space on a Web page. It is displayed as a small button. When the user clicks on the button, the CAPTCHA image grid appears as a fly-out or a lightbox overlay.
You must register to receive the unique key credentials needed to make the Confident CAPTCHA web service run on your website. Register at: http://www.confidenttechnologies.com/Get_Confident_CAPTCHA
Then follow the easy to use documentation here to install it on your site: http://login.confidenttechnologies.com/docs/joomla
This is a very good CAPTCHA. It took only a few minutes to install and my spam stopped immediately. I would recommend this to anybody.
Would be nice if the author would develop this for 1.7 too.
Would be nice if the author would develop this for 1.7 too.
I installed Confident Captcha and it didn't show up on my sites (history animation sites). I contacted their support and received an instant and very correct response. Works great - like it much better than word Captcha.
Instructions I received:
* Go to the administration pages, log in
* Go to Extensions tab, Install/Uninstall
* Install Confident CAPTCHA plugin
* Go to Extensions / Plugin manager (follow suggested link)
* Add API credentials, Save
* Enable the plugin (select then Enable)
* Go to Components / Contacts / Contacts, select Name
* Enter parameters:
* Name: Site Admin
* Alias: admin
* Contact Position: Admin
* Email: Yours
* Miscellaneous: Let me know what you think of our new CAPTCHA
* Parameters (right side): show Name, Misc., hide everything else
* SAVE
* Go to Menus/Main Menu, select Home
* Click the "Change Type" button
* Select Contacts, then Standard Contact Layout
* In right toolbar, select first entry in Contact "Site Admin - Admin", Save
* Logout, go to "Return to site Home Page"
* Admire your CAPTCHA
Instructions I received:
* Go to the administration pages, log in
* Go to Extensions tab, Install/Uninstall
* Install Confident CAPTCHA plugin
* Go to Extensions / Plugin manager (follow suggested link)
* Add API credentials, Save
* Enable the plugin (select then Enable)
* Go to Components / Contacts / Contacts, select Name
* Enter parameters:
* Name: Site Admin
* Alias: admin
* Contact Position: Admin
* Email: Yours
* Miscellaneous: Let me know what you think of our new CAPTCHA
* Parameters (right side): show Name, Misc., hide everything else
* SAVE
* Go to Menus/Main Menu, select Home
* Click the "Change Type" button
* Select Contacts, then Standard Contact Layout
* In right toolbar, select first entry in Contact "Site Admin - Admin", Save
* Logout, go to "Return to site Home Page"
* Admire your CAPTCHA
and you should be good to go. Would recommend, I had not trouble getting the plugin up and running.
Time will tell how the users take to it.
Time will tell how the users take to it.
It takes too long to complete the capatcha, and on top of that to download the plugin you have to go through a lengthy process to set up an account with the author.
All in all too hard.
All in all too hard.
Although it says there's an option for audio for the Visually Impaired, It seems that they forgot to put this on their sign-up page. I am visually impaired, and this is the only one that said there was an option for visually impaired people. When I went to sign up, I had to have a sighted person sign up for me because I was unable to see the image. Now, I'm going to try to install this and see if the option is there after downloading.










