I want to use ReCaptcha to load some extra data on the page. I want the form to be auto submitted when the ReCaptcha was entered. So that I don\'t need the extra submit butt
Use #
instead of ?
?
is used to begin query strings and will mess with method=GET
type responses. #
is the anchor symbol and will work.
That's sounds like an interesting technique. It would cut down on the clicking and key strokes for the user. Here is how you could do that, by listening for the successful captcha response you would be able to follow up with the desired action. Here is an example and some documentation. https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/display#example
var RC2KEY = 'sitekey';
function reCaptchaVerify(response) {
if (response === document.querySelector('.g-recaptcha-response').value) {
document.forms['form-name'].submit();
}
}
function reCaptchaExpired() {
/* do something when it expires */
}
function reCaptchaCallback() {
grecaptcha.render('id', {
'sitekey': RC2KEY,
'callback': reCaptchaVerify,
'expired-callback': reCaptchaExpired
});
}
<script src='https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api.js?onload=reCaptchaCallback&render=explicit'></script>