Potentially, but usually if the API isn't validated it won't render the recaptcha box or will display a clear error about the auth key and domains.
I'd suggest reverse engineering your form by stripping out large chunks for testing purposes, or equally building out from a basic one field form with no validators and then add in the recaptcha, then the validation, hooks etc.
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Potentially, but usually if the API isn't validated it won't render the recaptcha box or will display a clear error about the auth key and domains.
I'd suggest reverse engineering your form by stripping out large chunks for testing purposes, or equally building out from a basic one field form with no validators and then add in the recaptcha, then the validation, hooks etc.
Hi, I have tried it on a live server and guess what, there works like it is supposed to work, but I have no idea why, have to figure it out somehow for future testing purposes, thank you for your help!
Glad you got it sorted none the less.. I think Bob is correct
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Different day, different problem Today I have set my smtp settings for gmail in system settings and guess what, mails are not sending due to error. But on localhost it is working. So i have checked different topics regarding that, it usually helps if you add a hook '&emailFrom' so I have added this, it is not working. Also i have installed QuickEmail package for better diagnosis. I have tried changing the tls/ssl 587/465 options
I get this error:
2017-09-01 11:11:12 SMTP ERROR: Failed to connect to server: Connection refused (111)
It might be worth creating a new topic for that query as this one is now marked as answered so people who check for support questions may not see this. Also it helps future users with the same issue.
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It might be worth creating a new topic for that query as this one is now marked as answered so people who check for support questions may not see this. Also it helps future users with the same issue.
I just don't want to open new discussions and spam everywhere...
Quote from: andytough at Sep 01, 2017, 12:43 PM
You may have to set gmail to allow 'connections from less secure apps'.
Although I see this is not possible if you have two factor authentication enabled for the the gmail account.
This option was already enabled, because the mails are sent on localhost, just not on live server, currently I'm in contact with host provider, maybe there are some firewall settings not allowing smtp go through... I'll report.