I'm using Google reCaptcha for validation purposes on a client website. Today I've got a complaint/change-request from them, regarding the multiple image selection (Select 2 beers, wines, cakes etc.) validation of reCaptcha. My client thinks it's inappropriate to having their customers choose from alcoholic beverages because of socio-cultural standing of their customer base.
Long story short; is there a way to customize Google reCaptcha to only show number/letter based validation when "I'm not a robot" option fails.
Custom theming allows you to control exactly how the reCAPTCHA image appears. (Here is a demo of custom theming.) In order to use custom theming, you must first set the theme property of the RecaptchaOptions to 'custom'. This tells reCAPTCHA that it should not create a user interface of its own.
Yes, you can use both reCAPTCHA (non-Enterprise version) and reCAPTCHA Enterprise. Typically the third party solution asks for your public key and either your secret key or your API key.
I think I found a solution. The official documentation contains information about a fallback mechanism for environments that do not support the reCaptcha checkbox widget.
By appending the parameter fallback=true you can explicitly use the fallback.
I haven't had any beer or wine reCaptchas yet since I've been using the fallback. (But still cake, sushi or road-sign reCaptchas)
Try the following:
<script src='https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api.js?fallback=true'></script>
EDIT: But the usability of the fallback widget is just horrible..
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