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    copied!<p>Okay all, I have seen similar questions asked on this site, but they don't have all the handholding details I'm looking for on this particular issue!</p> <p>I am in limbo between using the JS version of reCaptcha and a PHP version made for CodeIgniter 1.7.1</p> <p>With the JS version I have it displayed within the generated HTML but I'm not sure how to get the proper result passed through to the PHP form. The surrounding form currently only posts in the PHP whether there was "any" text input, not if it was proper text. I can monitor the captcha text input field to see if anything was submitted, but this doesn't check the actual javascript for a proper result. I need a PHP function call that can get a call from the HTML that the javascript generates with Recaptcha.create.</p> <p>You might be thinking: Since codeigniter is PHP why not just use the PHP version of recaptcha? Well the CodeIgniter structure is the most unintuitive PHP and MVC structure I've dealt with. Finding the necessary function calls on this site I am editing has turned into a reverse engineering exercise.</p> <p>I also have a PHP version, made here <a href="https://github.com/seanmcgary/Codeigniter-ReCaptcha" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/seanmcgary/Codeigniter-ReCaptcha</a>, and just like in classic CodeIgniter flavor, the documentation is basically nonexistent. I know that version is for CodeIgniter 1.7, but I don't know what version of reCaptcha it is. </p> <p>Please don't link me to the codeigniter wiki, just relevant assistance. </p> <p>It is becoming convoluted to work on implementing the JS version, and parts of a PHP version because one version <em>might</em> be more practical. So I'm asking you guys, thanks!</p>
 

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