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  • #296203

    Hey Guys, no support needed. It´s just a description for @pako69


    @pako69
    , I think it´s better to use a own topic..

    For example:

    Create a second Field for E-Mail in your contact-form. Go to the advanced-options from this field and insert a class-value like this: “featured-form-field”. Don´t write anything with honeypot eg.. This field needs NOT a entry.

    Use this for your css:.featured-form-field {position: absolute; visibility: hidden;}

    On this way just bots can find this field, but not any customer, because it´s hidden. We use this field in a few steps to hide the send-button, if any value is insert in this field.

    Create another field for spam-protection. This is a must use field. Here you can insert a little Quiz like: Insert result of three plus 4 as a number.
    Here the advanced settings. The class-names are just set for style the content..

    Now you need to go to the form-settings.

    Here you have to do some settings in the button-section.

    “Hide” this Button if “anyone”
    Hier you tell the form that the button must hide if anyone of the following values are right

    “E-Mail” | “is not” | “empty field”
    Don´t insert a value for the field. This is the honeypot-field. If a bot input anything here, the send-button will hide and it´s not possible for the bot to send a message

    “Spam-Protect” | “is not” | “7”
    Here you need to insert the exact result of your quiz. On this way the button just appear if someone insert the right value, in our case 7. But you can also ask for the last name of Albert Einstein. In this case the input Value is Einstein, but I´m not sure that this is safe.

    In this case the Button to send your form just appear if the right value is insert for the quiz and nothing is insert for the fake-email-field..

    #296218

    :-)
    I will look at this soon.
    What’s you live site where I can see what you have done?
    Thanks

    PS: it’s verry borring because Really Simple CAPTCHA + Contact Form 7 + WP Super cache works…

    #296219

    : ) You can see it here..

    Insert 5 in the last field, than the button to send appear.. Here I use 3 Honeypots but as I see on another form it´s ok to use just the one field from the description..

    You can see it also in the sidebar. Here you need to insert 7 in the last field for the button..

    Cheers

    #296232

    Hi!

    comitzuu – Thank you for helping us out :)

    Cheers!
    Peter

    #296264

    @pako69

    PS: it’s verry borring because Really Simple CAPTCHA + Contact Form 7 + WP Super cache works…

    Look at it from another direction. If you don´t use simple-captcha, you can erase one plugin and you have fewer requests. I think you use caching to become a faster website, so this is definitely a step in the right direction.. : )


    @Dude

    Es ist toll anderen ein wenig helfen zu können, aber das bauche ich dir bestimmt nicht mitteilen, da du es bei dem absolut coolen Support den ihr hier leistet definitiv selbst weißt : ) Viele Grüße

    Cheers

    #296474

    ” I think you use caching to become a faster website, so this is definitely a step in the right direction.. : )”
    You’re right so I decided to be more “direct”: I completly remove any captcha plugin.
    Now I will wait & see if I will get too much spam and try you tips :)
    In the meantime i’m just trying another, and new, cache plugin named: WP Rocket

    #297345

    Hey!

    Great, I’ll leave this thread open just in case some follow up questions are necessary :)

    Cheers!
    Peter

    #297424

    @Dude : )


    @pako69
    – Looks nice. I have really good experience with w3tc.. I use it for every project with manual minify, cdn, database- and object.cache but I´m open for every new idea..

    Please give a short response after you trying WP Rocket… Especially with LazyLoad and asynchron JS.

    Cheers

    #297548

    Hey!

    Would love to hear about this too. :)

    Cheers!
    Ismael

    #297597

    Hello @Dude and @Ismael
    I tested WP Rocket and I must admit that it is bluffing.
    I was using Quick Cache Pro + Better WordPress Minify + CloudFlare, now I only use WP Rocket + CloudFlare and it works like a charm.
    I have made a before/after test on the same website, and yes, it’s it is faster (tools.pingdom.com, GT MEtrix, PageSpeed Insights and webpagetest.org)
    Cool features : a pre-cache robot that spide you website, DNS Prefetching, CDN compatibilty, multisite, etc.
    Lazyload works great and asynchron JS too.
    The configuration is very easy but you can, if you need it, do advanced tip.
    Support is very, very cool and fast.

    #298389

    Hi!


    @pako69
    Thanks for sharing!

    Cheers!
    Yigit

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