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masada
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omitting Captcha

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I have Captcha installed for an email form I use on my site but I also have a Front End User page for some security pages that are for members who sign in. Is there a way to get rid of the Captcha for that sign in page but keep it for the email form?
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Re: omitting Captcha

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This can be done.  See the FrontEndUsers documentation (Help page).
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Re: omitting Captcha [SOLVED]

Post by masada »

I guess I wasn't clear in my post. The question should have asked how it could be done, not where the answer may potentially be.
At any rate, after speaking with someone who uses this system as well I discovered that the documentation isn't as user friendly as it could be for newer users. The answer to my question lies in what they call the parameters of the module. You're not going to find any tab or specific page for these parameters when editing your Front End User area, however. Instead you need to add them manually to the tag that you place on your login page.
Example (concerning Captcha):

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{FrontEndUsers nocaptcha="1"}
This, oddly enough, is what the other person typed in a response to my question. Pretty quick and simple, huh?

There's a list of these parameters on the help page, with spelling errors and all. I guess people are too busy to type these days.

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Re: omitting Captcha

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I actually had the "nocaptcha" example typed out in my original response, then erased it.  You learned more by finding the parameters on the Help page (typos and all) than you would have if I had just said "here, do it like this".  :)
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both have a point  :)
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