Answer by Ariful Haque for Struggling with recaptcha v2 and form submission
If you want to use Curl PHP for getting response, you can use the following code: if(isset($_POST['submit'])){ $privatekey = "paste_your_privatekey"; $responseKey = $_POST["g-recaptcha-response"];...
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I prefer the cURL example to the file_get_contents as it gives more options for error logging and such. Some find cURL quite daunting though. For those users Guzzle is a very good alternative.
View ArticleAnswer by Paul Ishak for Struggling with recaptcha v2 and form submission
First off, the answers already given here are absolutely adequate. That being said, I just wanted to include this function that wraps those answers into a slightly more convenient method, that way you...
View ArticleAnswer by Peter for Struggling with recaptcha v2 and form submission
Using curl instead of file_get_contents (should you, like me, want file_get_contents to be disabled in the server settings) $post_data = "secret=__your_secret_key__&response="....
View ArticleAnswer by Alan Kael Ball for Struggling with recaptcha v2 and form submission
I found that sometimes, depending on the PHP version/config, accessing an object directly won't work, so use json_decode(). /* $response object returned from...
View ArticleAnswer by Elshan for Struggling with recaptcha v2 and form submission
Paste this snippet before the closing tag on your HTML template: <script src='https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api.js'></script> Paste this snippet at the end of the where you want the...
View ArticleAnswer by random for Struggling with recaptcha v2 and form submission
if (response == true) { mail(); } else { echo "error"; }
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https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/verify if(isset($_POST['submit'])){ $recaptchaResponse = $_POST['g-recaptcha-response']; $secretKey = 'MYKEY'; $request =...
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