Securimage-WP WordPress Plugin
Securimage-WP is a Securimage plugin for WordPress that utilizes the powerful CAPTCHA protection of Securimage to add protection to your WordPress comment forms on posts and pages.
From your WordPress Settings menu, you can easily customize all aspects of the CAPTCHA image to match your site’s look, as well as customize the security features of the CAPTCHA.
Securimage-WP also has the ability to stream secure, high-quality, dynamic audio CAPTCHAs to visitors.
Addtional Features Include:
- Customize code-length, image dimensions, colors and distortion factors from a menu
- Supports word or math based CAPTCHA images and audio
- Add a custom signature to your images
- Customize icon used in Flash button for streaming audio
- Easily add CSS classes and styles to the CAPTCHA inputs
- Select the sequence of the CAPTCHA inputs to match your site layout
- Visitors do not need cookies enabled, stores codes in a database table
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Requirements:
- WordPress 3.0 or greater
- Requires PHP 5.2+ with GD and FreeType
Download
You can install Securimage-WP from within your WordPress admin panel.
Click Plugins » Add New and search for Securimage-WP. Click Install Plugin and then activate! Plugin can now be administered from the Settings menu.
Click Plugins » Add New and search for Securimage-WP. Click Install Plugin and then activate! Plugin can now be administered from the Settings menu.
Alternatively, download from the WordPress Plugin Directory. Upload securimage-wp to your wp-content/plugins directory and then activate in WordPress from the Plugins menu.
Does this work on contact forms?
04.10.13 at 2:49 am
No, currently this plugin only works on the built in comment form.
04.12.13 at 9:44 am
some examples on shortcode would be nice
05.06.12 at 9:13 pm
Hi thanks for the comment on the WordPress plugin. Currently, the plugin doesn’t provide any shortcodes, but they aren’t required in order to use it either. When activated from the WordPress plugins menu, it will automatically get added to your comment forms, and will not be when de-activated. When logged in as an administrator, the captcha is not displayed or checked, so make sure to use an alternate browser to test, or log out from WP admin.
Also, your theme must have a
<?php do_action('comment_form', $post->ID); ?>tag in it for the image to work, most do have this though. You can check your theme’s comments.php file to make sure.Hope that helps
05.06.12 at 10:22 pm