First, please make an account, register your domain, and get your public and private keys.

Installation Options

We have two ways to get FunCaptcha up and running on your site.

• WordPress
• PHP

WordPress

You’ll need to register on this site and add your domains. This will show you the two keys you will need to paste into the plugin’s Settings page.

Installation

1. Select “Add new” from the WordPress admin plugin dashboard.

2. Search for “FunCaptcha”.

3. Select “Install now”.

4. Select “Activate” once installation has finished.

5. FunCaptcha will appear as a new sub-menu under Plugins. Select it.

6. Enter your private and public keys. You get these on this site under your “Account” menu option when you are signed in.

7. Choose where you would like FunCaptcha to appear.

8. Save. You’re done!

Contact Form 7

To be able to use Contact Form 7 support in FunCaptcha, first make sure you have CF7 installed and activated. Then on your WordPress admin page, navigate to FunCaptcha’s settings.

1. A new option allowing you to enable CF7 support will appear. Enable this.

2. In CF7, FunCaptcha will be added to the “generate tag” dropdown menu.

3. Select it, name the FunCaptcha if you’d like, and copy the code.

4. Paste it into your form where you’d like FunCaptcha to appear.

 

And now when you view your CF7 it will be protected by FunCaptcha.

PHP

Our PHP code makes it easy to use FunCaptcha on your site. It’s just like adding any other advertisement.

Access Keys

You’ll need to register on this site and add your domains. This will show you the two keys you will need to paste into the plugin’s Settings page.

Download

Download the FunCaptcha library and sample file.

Setup Requirements

FunCaptcha currently requires cURL support and PHP 5.0 or later to work.

Installation

1. Copy the funcaptcha.php file to a directory on your web server.
2. Include that library in your php code.

require_once(“funcaptcha.php”);

4. Create a reference to the FunCaptcha object.

$funcaptcha = new FUNCAPTCHA();

3. Echo the FunCaptcha object where you’d like it to appear, passing in your public key.

echo $funcaptcha->getFunCaptcha(“YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY_HERE”);

4. When the user submits the form, where you are validating your form results, add a check to see if FunCaptcha is validated, passing in your private key.

$verified = $funcaptcha->checkResult(“YOUR_PRIVATE_KEY_HERE”);
if ($verified) {
echo “Successfully passed!”;
} else {
echo “Failed verification, please try again.”;
}

Support for other deployment methods will be coming soon. Contact us to let us know what you’d like.