| Subject: | Form Anti-Spam Question Field |
| Posted by: | Coffee's For Closers (Usenet20…@THE-DOMAIN-IN.SIG) |
| Date: | Fri, 8 Jan 2010 |
Hi, Everybody,
This is a somewhat general question, since there is more than one
form/script/situation involved.
Please note that, I am still learning Perl, so I need things
expressed in a fairly basic manner. I want to be able to modify
already-existing scripts to have this feature.
OTOH, one of the forms points to a script on my host, which I
cannot change (and I'm not sure if there is any way to do this in
the <form> code that I can change.)
I want to make a form field with a question that confirms it is
being filled out by a real person. It doesn't have to be
individual passwords.
I once saw someone have a little graphic - a green square - and a
form field that said, "What colour is the square?" So it was a
password, but obvious to humans. A much simpler version of
Captcha.
So, I want something like that. The field must have the correct
string (e.g. "green") in order for the script to execute (e.g. a
formail script that sends me the submitted fields.)
Any advise or ideas? Thanks...
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