I’d always know there was a way to add a captcha to the form, but never looked into it. It turns out the same people that develop the EasyBook component, also make the EasyCaptcha component, so I figured installing software from the same publisher should be a walk in the park.

After downloading and installing the EasyCaptcha component I ticked the option in the EasyBook configuration to show the captcha (the warning that told me to install EasyCaptcha had gone, so I assumed they were talking to each other…) and went back to my guestbook page, expecting everything to be hunky dory. But it wasn’t there.

I turns out there’s two places you need to change the settings, in your menu settings, where you have a link to the EasyBook menu item, click on the component settings, and there you have it, all the config settings are reproduced, but it seems that the captcha settings do not link to the Global settings defined in the component configuration.

I couldn’t find much on Google about this (not in English anyway…) so hopefully this will help a few people out.

There’s going to be posts about SUPER interesting things like Joomla, HTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL and all that jazz, but hopefully I’ll be able to help people who have got stuck in the same places as me.

Have fun.

I write this rubbish.

Sixty Two Design built Soundworx a site that gives potential customers an overview of the companies PA hire services, as well as showcasing  Soundowrx’ event services.

The Soundworx team can add their own photo’s to the sites gallery pages, as well as updating the sites text content and news pages.