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Hi all Im inserting a custom captcha user control on a page, my problem is that it creates the image on the fly by refering the img src to "/Captchaimage.aspx?auniqueid" so using a rule in the web.config <httpHandlers> section it works just fine BUT Debugging the web session i can see that the url rewriting rules for umbraco are changing what should be "http://localhost/Captchaimage.aspx?auniqueid" to "http://localhost/default.aspx?umbPage=/CaptchaImage.aspx&theuniqueid" - the http response is "No node found (http://localhost/default.aspx?umbPage=/CaptchaImage.aspx&guid=ac88988c-eda0-4d8d-bf4a-936eebf00a9b, '/root/node [@urlName = "captchaimage"] | /root/node/node [@urlName = "captchaimage"]')"  is there a way to avoid the url rewrite rule for a single reference? or is there a captcha control available for umbraco? Thanks!
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You might find Per's captcha useful. I know it works with umbraco v3 but haven't tried it under v4 yet. http://www.objects.dk/2007/7/13/captcha-v2-released.aspxcheers, doug.
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Hi Doug, Per has closed his site, so the link is not working... Thomas
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Wow. You move your office a thousand miles and one of your friends knifes his site! I've gotta be more careful, eh? :) You can get the file at http://v4.objects.dk/media/8474/captcha_2.0.umb for the time being. But remember that Per's site is officially 'off-line' so don't ask for new features on his old work. Okay? Okay. In time the best of his site old site and work will be incorporated elsewhere. cheers, doug.
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Guys i've managed to use the extension as a property in my document type but i need to have the control rendered in a published page.
i haven't found yet a way to use a data type rendered in a template or xslt.
any suggestions?
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If you're using AutoForm or Doc2Form macros it should render automatically, along with creating the form fields themselves. You can get either of these at www.codeplex.com/umbracoext. Very flexible and easy to use. cheers, doug.
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Hi rvalencia, Did you find a solution to your problem? I'm trying to implement the Jeff Atwood .NET Captcha within a website run by Umbraco but using specific ASP.NET forms (not Doc2Form). I guess you're trying to implement the same Captcha solution as I fall in the same url rewrite issue as you. The captcha control renders but the captcha image isn't rendered as the rewrite issue. I also tried to use Per's Captcha package but I don't understand how to use it within a front-end form (as I said I don't use Doc2Form). Any wizards around? Thanks! Julien
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You can easily add the URL you want to bypass umbraco in your web.config.
Just add the path to your aspx-page in the umbracoReservedUrls in the web.config and umbraco will not try to find it.
HTH,
PeterD
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Well, I've just made it working. Actually all you have to do is to add /CaptchaImage.aspx to the "umbracoReservedUrls" appSettings within your web.config as: Code:<add key="umbracoReservedUrls" value="/config/splashes/booting.aspx,/config/splashes/nonodes.aspx,/CaptchaImage.aspx"/> Hope it helps! Julien
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Thanks Peter, I've just seen your reply and so, yes I agree, it's working! Cheers Julien
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Peter & Julien "1" - captcha image "0"
it worked perfectly.
thanks
Ricardo
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