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    Can I disable captcha for the web user signup? for some reason, the images refuse to display.

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      Create a different template in a chunk. (I find it easiest to copy/paste the default template, found in /assets/snippets/weblogin/websignup.inc.php, and edit it to my taste) Then use &tpl=`ChunkName` in the snippet call.
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        Any ideas on why it might not show up?
        I noticed that when I switch back to the default MODx template it works?
        That leads me to the conclusion it is something I have done in my CSS.

        I viewed the source in firefox, but I can’t seem to find any ID or CLASS conflicts.

        This is really screwing with my head!!! Help?

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          Check to see if the gd library is running
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            Scotty, if you’re testing locally on your OS X box, GD isn’t installed by default in OS X.
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              But, how do you explain the behaviour that the captcha is working on the default template?
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                Quote from: wendy at Jan 09, 2006, 08:25 AM

                But, how do you explain the behaviour that the captcha is working on the default template?

                hmmm,

                In that case it might be some CSS related issue.
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                  I don’t think it was ever working for Scotty. But I could be totally off base here. And he is an OS X guy which does not ship with GD libraries installed at all. Could be a local test environment thing. huh
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                    After all we need his reply to our answers after all. wink
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                      Quote from: rthrash at Jan 09, 2006, 08:19 AM
                      GD isn’t installed by default in OS X.

                      Or imagemagick.. or...

                      Anyone know of any NON-fink installers for such? I’d love to have these on my servers. But I’m only so-so on command line stuff and get a little anxious about building things on my production machine... undecided
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