captcha shows up after submit button

Anonymous — Mon, 11/06/2007 - 00:08

Another issue with the drupal contact form.

The catpcha image and input field show up after the "Send e-mail" button.

Bug reports

Duplicate of

Heine — Mon, 11/06/2007 - 07:22

Duplicate of http://heine.familiedeelstra.com/node/37.

The issue here is that the contact form submit button doesn't have a weight. It is clear that MyCaptcha needs to solve this a bit more intelligently.

In the mean time you can fix Captcha appearance on the contact form in your theme: Create or add to the file template.php (minus <?php ?> tags):

function phptemplate_contact_mail_page($form) {

  $button = drupal_render($form['submit']);

  return drupal_render($form) . $button;

}

Works great!

colorado — Mon, 11/06/2007 - 12:11

Thank you so much - this fix works!

I just added more instances of that code for the other MyCaptchas on my sites (i.e. I have the Postcard module on one of my sites), changing contact_mail_page to the name of the form (i.e. postcard_create_form).

Another example

Heine — Wed, 20/06/2007 - 22:50

You are welcome.

Some forms need a slightly different treatment as their submit button is named differently (internally). This is the case for guestbook for example:

function phptemplate_guestbook_form_entry_form($form) {

//function theme_guestbook_form_entry_form($form) {

  $output = '';

  $access = $form['access']['#value'];

  $display = $form['display']['#value'];

  $uid = $form['uid']['#value'];

  switch ($access) {

    case 'allowed':

      if ($display == 'link') {

        // output only a link to a page with the form

        $output .= '<p>» '. l(t('Add guestbook entry'), "guestbook/$uid/form") .'</p>';

      }

      else {

        $output .= $display == 'page' ? '' : '<h3>'. t('Add guestbook entry') .'</h3>';

// CHANGED:

        $button = drupal_render($form['send']);        

        $output .= drupal_render($form) . $button;

      }

      break;

    case 'own guestbook':

      $output .= ' ';    

      break;

    case 'not logged in':

      $output .= '<p class="links">» '. t('You must be logged in to post a comment.') .'</p>';

      break;   

    case 'not allowed':

      $output .= '<p class="links">» '. t('You are not allowed to post in this guestbook.') .'</p>';

      break;   

  }

  return $output;

}

into documention you go!

drozzy (not verified) — Wed, 21/05/2008 - 20:43

This neat trick should really be mentioned in the documentation!
This is the second time I stumble across this (first time I didn't solve it :-)

Great module!

Heine