This module will allow you to choose between various Captcha Methods.

1. Backup your files before continuing to step 2!!!!
2. Extract register.zip. Replace /register.php with the one from the file. Replace /templates/yourtemplate/register_center, register_error and register_step1.tpl. Replace /templates/yourtemplate/sidebar_modules/login.tpl.
3. Update your utils.php with this (click here) changeset (if you havn't already done this for Akismet)
4. Upload the contents of the attached file into your modules folder
5. Enable the Captcha module
6. Access it via the 'Admin' link (the same way you accessed the module management)
7. Choose your captcha

More captcha methods are coming. Please feel free to post any methods you may want to use.

[shakira]

The default way to use it is to add Human CAPTCHA-datatype-based attribute to your content class. From that moment on any edit action taken on objects representing that class will require CAPTCHA code to be provided. This will secure both editing as well as collecing info. This method is completely automatic and does not require any development whatsoever. The other method is meant for developers, who want their own modules and/or templates secured. There are two template operators responsible for initiating/displaying a token and validating the code respectively. Optionally, it is possible to directly call a method responsible for token validation in PHP. Since the quality of the CAPTCHA token image is of critical importance, this extension can be further extended by applying custom image filters. An image filter is simply a set of PHP instructions to generate a token image.
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Shakira

www.widecircles.com

[allby]

it works thank you

[Vampir]

Captcha v0.9
WhiteHat Method not working