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I'm working on a very simple blog for a client. I used the files from the documentation tutorial as a starting point.

The captcha in the comment form is just plain ugly and not very userfriendly. Is it possible to disable the captcha and how?
Hello and welcome, gibso80 :)
The captcha in the comment form is just plain ugly and not very userfriendly.
Couldn't agree more :)

I think you'll find the following thread useful where we discuss alternatives to captcha (including the one used in comment form)
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=7047

Hope this helps.
I apparently solved the problem myself :lol: First i tried to outcomment the captcha i my template, and it didn't show on the site but the form wouldn't validate. When i erased the captcha from the template i worked fine.

I'm not a experienced coder, and can't figure out why outcommenting didn't work :?:
I am glad you could get rid of the captcha :)
However, please do put in any another form of spam protection (viewtopic.php?f=8&t=7047) else you'll be inviting loads of spam for sure.
I will try to convince my client to have another spamfilter, but she is not very fond of the "quizzes". :)
At least put in the mentioned <cms:stop_spam /> tag.
It is completely non-obtrusive.
I didn't like to use captcha also and did try this on my forms:

<cms:input style="display:none;" type="text" name="checkrobots" value="" validator='!= '''/>

This will hide the field checkrobots and check if the field stays empty .. if not a robot must have filled this in. Until now this seems to work.
I load frameworks and write bugs on top of them, after that I rearrange the code so that it looks like a cool product.
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