I've solved the issue that some of you pointed me through mails. The issue was related to the viewstate use in my hip-captcha control and the fact that .Text doesn't allow me to explicitly activate it with recompile the project. For this reason I've updated the control once again and added a new ValidationMode property that allows to specify how to pass the hipcode back to the server for validation. It supports now Forms, Session and ViewState method with Forms being the default selection. All the data sent to the client is encrypted with keys generated from the computer where the control runs, so no need to specify any key when encrypting.
Tested it in my blog and it's working fine. Check the post Clearscreen SharpHIP HIP-CAPTCHA Control for ASP.NET update! where the versions 1.1 and 1.2 are available to download.
posted on Monday, November 15, 2004 3:30 PM
Feedback
# re: Solved issue with comments and Captcha control for .Text
1/21/2005 5:09 PM |
The version 1.2 zip file is missing the readme.txt file.
# Important missing feature
1/29/2005 12:00 AM |
Hi, your control is great.
The only thing missing is to allow form validation so that users mistyping the code do not loose their comments.
# Spam, spam, spam, eggs and spam
2/4/2005 6:39 PM |
Solution to my comment spam problem
# re: Solved issue with comments and Captcha control for .Text
5/26/2009 10:51 PM |
thanks.