Hi Stuart. That's an interesting approach and would make more sense/be a lot easier. However the customer asked for this kind of CAPTCHA and they're always right aren't they ;o)
It would be interesting to see how you could implement what you did in ASP but in Domino. I guess you'd have to also create a temporary hidden document which stored the code and the list of characters from it which need to be entered. This hidden document is always needed as a kind of "session" (see my post today for more on that).
Hi Stuart. That's an interesting approach and would make more sense/be a lot easier. However the customer asked for this kind of CAPTCHA and they're always right aren't they ;o) It would be interesting to see how you could implement what you did in ASP but in Domino. I guess you'd have to also create a temporary hidden document which stored the code and the list of characters from it which need to be entered. This hidden document is always needed as a kind of "session" (see my post today for more on that).