I have an ASP page on which is an enquiry form.

On submission of the form, a copy of the form contents populate an email and the email is sent both to us and also to the person completing the form.

The form contents are also stored in the MySQL database behind the site.

I've added the Re-Captcha script to the page. If you enter the correct code, the form works as it should do. If you enter an incorrect code, the page reloads clearing all of the form fields, providing no error message.

How do I get an error message to appear?

Thanks

Following on from my message above, I've discovered how to maintain the contents of the form fields when the page reloads (www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpESBhF7aDw).

However now the Captcha itself isn't working... it doesn't matter what the Captcha code is... if I enter two characters, it successfully verifies the form submission and allows it to proceed.

Can anyone help?

After a bit more digging... I established that it was the "white" scheme that allowed me to proceed with two characters inputted - even if they were incorrect.

However the "clean" scheme works just fine.

Hello,
A new version of reCAPTCHA has been released. It is updated and it is now based on the latest google API version. You can check it here: www.dmxzone.com/go/32330/dmxzone-recaptcha-2