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This blog is an ongoing project by Mike Maddaloni, president of Dunkirk Systems, LLC, to archive the myriad of tech tips and resources he has collected along his 10+ years as a Web developer.
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Friday, October 29, 2010
Accessible CAPTCHA Extension for ExpressionEngine
Accessible Captcha is an extension for ExpressionEngine 1.x where instead of showing a graphic and the user has to figure what hidden message is displayed, it displays a question randomly from a admin-defined list. Much more friendly than those hard-to-read images, not to mention the benefit for those who are visually impaired! I use it on all of my EE sites. It is free, but they accept a donation.
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Posted by Mike Maddaloni on 10/29/10 at 08:50 AM
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