BotDetect PHP CAPTCHA API Reference (BotDetect v3.0; deprecated)
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Table of Contents
- BotDetect PHP Web API reference
- BotDetect Client-Side API reference
- BotDetect Core CAPTCHA API reference
- BotDetect Enumerations reference
BotDetect PHP CAPTCHA Web API Reference
To make Captcha integration into PHP websites easy, the public part of the BotDetect PHP Captcha library is focused on ease of use from PHP forms.
BotDetect PHP CAPTCHA Client-Side API Reference
BotDetect PHP Captcha client-side functionality is encapsulated in the botdetect/public/lbd_scripts.js
JavaScript include. BotDetect Captcha library objects automatically use this library and construct the necessary objects.
BotDetect PHP CAPTCHA Core API Reference
While the BotDetect Web API members are used for Captcha functionality within a PHP web form context (dealing with markup generation and related tasks), the core BotDetect API contains members related to general Captcha functionality, independent of the context it's used for.
BotDetect PHP CAPTCHA Enumerations Reference
A number of enumerations is used to represent basic Captcha options available in the BotDetect PHP Captcha library.
- CodeStyle enumeration
- ImageStyle enumeration
- SoundStyle enumeration
- ImageFormat enumeration
- SoundFormat enumeration
- SoundRegenerationMode enumeration
- CodeUsePurpose enumeration
- ValidationAttemptOrigin enumeration
Please Note
The information on this page is out of date and applies to a deprecated version of BotDetect™ CAPTCHA (v3.0).
An up-to-date equivalent page for the latest BotDetect Captcha release (v4) is BotDetect v4 Captcha documentation index.
General information about the major improvements in the current BotDetect release can be found at the What's New in BotDetect v4.0 page.
Current BotDetect Versions
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BotDetect ASP.NET CAPTCHA
2019-07-22v4.4.2 -
BotDetect Java CAPTCHA
2019-07-22v4.0.Beta3.7 -
BotDetect PHP CAPTCHA
2019-07-22v4.2.5