Ajax Fancy Captcha is a jQuery plugin that helps you protect your web pages from spammers. It is a new intuitive way of completing “verify humanity” tasks. In order to do that you are asked to drag and drop specified item into a circle.
Captcha’s security level is medium, with the emphasis on nice looking and user friendly qualities while still offering reasonable protection from unwanted “guests”. Basic design and its elements are easy to change and customize.
Requirements: jQuery Framework
Demo: http://www.webdesignbeach.com/beachbar/ajax-fancy-captcha…
License: License Free
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incredible… it’s awesome idea
is it just me or this would be ‘extremely’ easy to crack?
Thanks for post. It’s great
Good luck to you !
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Seems a bit unnecessary to me. If you’re going to require JavaScript to post a form, haven’t you pretty much stopped comment bots right there? Why have the puzzle too?
With this “captcha” a comment both has a 20% (1 in 5) chance of success… How is this “medium” security? How is “security” at all?
I like the new way of programming a captcha.
cool!
Yeah, this seems like it would be very easy to work around if you were a comment bot seeing as you have a one in 5 chance of getting it right.
Oh… and there’s only ONE draggable element. I seems like it would be quite easy to simply trigger the “dropped” event for the drag-able element. It’s really pretty and very user friendly (trust me I don’t really like those ‘type out what you see’ things either…), but, again, this just seems to easy to work around.
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I agree with kyriakos, this looks like it would be very easy to crack. Captcha pretty much has to be done with a server-side script like PHP in order to be secure.
Cool, I love it ^_^
Like I said above, the fact that it’s entirely produced with JavaScript negates the whole problem of crackability because the bot won’t even see the form.
The form is unnecessary because the JavaScript requirement in itself will stop pretty much any bot. This is just an exercise in superfluity, to be honest.
@Ryan: The ‘hackers’ script can simply submit straight to the back-end script, it doesn’t have to read the form on the web page at all to do that.
Oh. I assumed there’d be something in the back-end that’d actually check for the passed variable, but obviously I’m overestimating the complexity of this script.
Seems to be a complete waste of time on every level, really.
What about bots that run using an embedded browser? I’ve seen and tried them out (Not for anything malicious, of course).
How can Javascript stop them then?
I really like this, but I think it needs to be improved on a little.
Add another dropdown box or something and say “Drag the pencil into the RED box”.
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I love this tools. This can easily differentiate comments from a human being and spams. Less time is needed for comments moderation then. Save our time and we can focus on something else.
Thank you. It looks really cool
I tried the script, but see a weird behavior. I get the images in the array.. though the image that should be dragged does not appear. Instead the default image of item-none(the book) appears. Can you please help?The script is surely impressive and a visual treat.
nobody is giving solution. everybody is busy in saying nice scrpit , good idea …etc..
Rakshit, pull out the random number generator else part from captcha.php, create a new php file and put in that code there. Set this page name for variable ‘url’. This will fix the issue.
This was because the captcha.php is returning value ‘failed’ in jquery.captcha.js. You can check by alerting the variable ‘rand’ in the same js file.
Rakshit,
Yes, I found a bug in the captcha.php file and I’ve solved it. You can now replace the content of the captcha.php to this:
That’s works for me! I hope this helps!
Laszlo Dobos
my php code was deleted, sry!
Heres another fancy one, its not that fancy but also draggable :
http://tympanus.net/codrops/2009/09/08/jquery-fancy-draggable-captcha/
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