using Google captcha and using Jerry Kornbluth tutorial

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Last Post: February 23, 2017   (RSS)

By Twocans - February 22, 2017

Hi yea,

I was having a look/testing this tutorial, Jerry was very kind to post some time ago.....

https://www.interactivetools.com/forum/forum-posts.php?postNum=2236723#post2236723

it works great but for when submitted and then the page is refreshed I get an error

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Notice: Undefined index: error-codes in /home/blablabla/public_html/sample-user-signup-form-with-google-robot-captcha.php on line 28 Fatal error: setPrefixedCookie: Can't set cookie(lastUrl, /user-profile.php), headers already sent! Output started in /home/blablabla/public_html/sample-user-signup-form-with-google-robot-captcha.php line 28. in /home/blablabla/public_html/blacms/lib/common.php on line 606 

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this is my page with the captcha, it all works fine...... you can refresh the page in the unsubmitted stage and all is well...

https://goo.gl/6wnAx8

it is only once the have completed the form and submitted........ then refresh the page does the error happen.

Here is screen capture video of the event... https://goo.gl/jClc1B

if anyone knows whats wrong I would be grateful for your input.

cheers

Kenny

By Twocans - February 23, 2017

Thank You Ross,
I managed it, 

all in all

I commented out line 63 in Jerry's code

// redirect to profile page after after signing up
//setPrefixedCookie('lastUrl', $GLOBALS['WEBSITE_LOGIN_PROFILE_URL']); // < commented this out

and just after line 131 which is,

$showSignupForm = false; // <<<<< line 131

header("Location: http://www.mydomainname.com/mysignup.php?s=123");

Here i plonked a header redir back to the page that actually the signup form is on but added this also to the url   ?s=123 but you can add anything really. 

Cheers

Kenny

By ross - February 23, 2017

Hi Kenny

Sounds good!  Glad you got a fix.

Just so you know, you don't actually even need the "=123". You could just redirect to:

header("Location: http://www.mydomainname.com/mysignup.php?");

Keep us up to date with how you are making out.

Thanks!

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By Twocans - February 23, 2017

Thanks Ross
I decided to have it so s=123 so as to show the conformation of form submittance. aka

The error alerts no longer show when I have the page redirect back to itself thus, I will have an if else on the page with an alert in the likes of bla bla we sent an email etc.....

// show thanks
$errorsAndAlerts = "Thanks, We've created an account for you and emailed you your password.<br/><br/>\n";
$errorsAndAlerts .= "If you don't receive an email from us within a few minutes check your spam filter for messages from {$fromEmail}<br/><br/>\n";
$errorsAndAlerts .= "<a href='{$GLOBALS['WEBSITE_LOGIN_LOGIN_FORM_URL']}'>Click here to login</a>.";

cheers and thanks for been there

kenny

By ross - February 23, 2017

Sounds good Kenny.

That's a good way to do that :).

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