What I am trying to achieve is to get a link to the captcha page so I can complete the captcha there and just copy captcha token.
here is a link I found although it gets stuck on the loading.
It requires the public key
https://roblox-api.arkoselabs.com/fc/gc/?pkey=A2A14B1D-1AF3-C791-9BBC-EE33CC7A0A6F
here is a documentation I found:
https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/11276786/SzmZdM3K
My knowledge on this is limited, so dont judge please.
Thanks!
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I am currently trying to get access to the Google Pay API for passes. I am following the official guide provided by Google: https://developers.google.com/pay/passes/guides/basic-setup/get-access-to-rest-api
Unfortunately I can't even follow the first step, as the sign up form for Google Merchant seems to be offline. The URL where I expect the form just forwards me to an FAQ page.
Has anyone had similar issues lately.
Any kind of help or information is appreciated! Thanks.
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Hard to say if we're seeing the same thing. This is what I see when visiting https://support.google.com/pay/merchants/gethelp?visit_id=1-636549173956235486-3194546471&rd=4
Is this what you see?
You need to go straight to step 2. Access the API Console.
Yesterday I added Google ReCAPTCHA v3 in one of my client's Shopify website, but I don't think that it is working because he is still reporting to receive several spam e-mails.
I've followed Google's guide, but I don't know what to do for "Verifying user response" part of the guide. I'm not an expert in coding.
Basically I've added this code to the theme.liquid file
<script src="https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api.js?render=*site key provided by google*"></script>
And then I've added this part in the page.contact.liquid file:
<script> grecaptcha.ready(function() {
grecaptcha.execute('*site key provided by google*', {action: 'contact'}).then(function(token) {
...
}); }); </script>
Have I missed out something? Can someone help me to fix this issue please?
Unfortunately, any attempt to implement reCaptcha on a native Shopify contact form will not work. It may appear to work, as in the form submits and you see the stats in the reCaptcha admin, but it won't actually be blocking any spam. The reason is that you can only implement the client-side piece in your theme, and in order to work, you must have both the client and server-side pieces in place and working. The server-side piece is what detects a failed captcha (i.e., a spam bot) and prevents the form from being submitted.
Implementing just the client-side piece might block some of the most unsophisticated spam bots that just see the captcha and stop, but it's trivial to design a bot to bypass the client-side piece: that's why the server-side piece is essential.
Also posted this answer on the Shopify forum thread linked by Chami, as people there are going in circles thinking it's possible or thinking it's working when it's not. 🙂
Update: Since originally posting this reply, Shopify has built reCaptcha support directly into the platform, and it's turned on by default. With this done, there's no need to implement the frontend code either within the theme, as it will be included automatically:
https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/online-store/os/preferences#protect-your-store-with-google-recaptcha
Try on this one.
https://community.shopify.com/c/Shopify-Design/Adding-Google-reCaptcha-v3-to-the-Shopify-contact-form/td-p/467787
If you are not familiar with editing code, the best solution is adding an app from shopify app store.
According to this page (http://blog.ivertech.com/blog/why-google-recaptcha-v2-or-v3-does-not-work-on-shopify-contact-form), Google reCaptcha v3 cannot actually be implemented on Shopify.
Since Shopify already implements Google reCaptcha v2 by default, there's really no need for you to implement v3. Some users from Shopify's forum who claimed that they were able to implement reCaptcha v3 successfully were mistaken. They were actually seeing the effect of reCaptcha v2 implemented by Shopify by default.
More details can be found from the link above.
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I'm attempting to validate my client's website with their Google Search Console account. I've confirmed that the meta tag for site verification is in the head of the site, and that it correctly corresponds with the string that Google is looking for in the Search Console. However, validation repeatedly fails with the message that the meta tag is not in the head of the document. I've also attempted to validate using the client's Google Analytics account, which also returns the error that the async code is not in the head of the document, even though I've confirmed that it is.
Quite puzzled by this, as it's the same process I've used on many other sites, including my own, without ever having issue. Any input in appreciated.
The site in question is http://reasonableandcaringdental.com
Thanks!
...And, it was programmer error :) There was an open tag in the head prior to the Google meta tag, preventing an accurate crawl of the site.
I implemented Google ReCaptcha into my website but I get the annoying Number/Letter Captcha, I don't want my customers to deal with them out.
I saw on a lot of websites a different Recaptcha from Google where you only have to check a box with the text "I'm not a robot". I would much rather use this since it's much more user-friendly. Now I don't see an option to select this on the Google Recaptcha admin site.
Can someone help me how to enable the "I'm not a Robot" Recaptcha ?
The captcha in question is a beta and is only allowed use if you are in the beta program here is a link that I found: https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api.js
Also, you may want to look at this thread:How does this checkbox recaptcha work and how can I use it?
Some website when we login failure for multiple time(like hotmail, gmail), it will pop a picture, and ask us to key in the word in the picture.
May I know is there any API or code online to generate such a picture on the fly for this purpose?
Captcha is the current terminology, you see the detailed in the wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captcha
Here is an open source version: http://jcaptcha.sourceforge.net/