No, I mean it's missing from the line I originally mentioned. I highlighted the missing bracket in red.

On a side note, this was months ago and the user found and corrected the problem immediately following. I see no reason to bring it back up. :confused:

The only reason I commented was I didn't see a beginning bracket on that line you highlighted the bracket in, in case someone runs in to the same problem later. Since it is your thread, I will let your attitude slide this time and be on my way.

Uh, excuse me?

I don't see what you're letting me "slide" on -- you posted up information implied as a correction to a post of mine, which helped the user solve his problem, that didn't need any correction. Nevermind the fact that the post was 5+ months old and hasn't had a single question, clarification or comment made towards it until you brought it up.

Why couldn't you have simply hit the post button after your first sentence? Was the second sentence really necessary? What does it add to the topic? How does it benefit the conversation or thread? I don't understand, instead of simply stating you only skimmed and overlooked the detail in question you become defensive and act as if you were going to drop the wrath of God on me but instead decided to grant me a reprieve.

I'm not trying to pick a fight. I'm simply trying to figure out what rule I've broken that you're going to let me slide on "this time". I try to keep the information in my threads factual, so when someone has a problem they can find a fix easily (if available).

Feel free to delete this post as well as the 3 before it.

My pleasure. :)

Thank YOU for this very useful vBulletin reCAPTCHA integration! The problem with the standard vB CAPTCHA is that with all the options activated, it frequently generates images which people can't even read.

I think that the most intriguing aspect of reCAPTCHA is that if an automated crack for the obfuscation technique emerges, the reCAPTCHA team at CMU designs a new one, and all sites which use reCAPTCHA are automatically updated.

- Dan

Thanks magnus - this is an awesome mod! :)

Thank you very very much magnus, your efforts are greatly appreciated.

*installed very happily*

you guys should just do what I did and get rid of captcha all together by going with a session token ....only humans get in and they don't have to do the captcha interpretations ...which is always a negative requirement if you ask me..... just google this "session token instead of captcha" and you guys may find what you want....the down side of what I use is that it requires the users to have java script enabled....but hey, what site doesn't have some sort of java script in it these days right? =)

Session tokens aren't 100% secure. They're just an alternative method, it all boils down to preference. Either way, if you've already implemented session tokens in place of vB's CAPTCHA -- why not release it here on vB.org for the rest of the community?

Anyone modified search.php too? TIA.

Replacing any of vB's CAPTCHA with reCAPTCHA is pretty much the same across the board. By looking at the code changes for registration and contact us, you'll see the similarities.

I'll go ahead and whip up a search replacement in my free time and post it up here.