How do I turn off imageverification?

[Souledge]

Hi there, does anyone know a method to turn off CAPTCHA or the image verification feature?
I've been getting report from multiple people stating that they can't register to forum and that they can't post at all, to the point where they get auto banned.

our url is http://elysiumguild.kilu.de

I've even toned down the images to make it easy for people but apparently thats not enough. Is there anyway to disable that or resolve the user registration issue? I think sometimes people type in the correct letters but they don't reload the image or something and it bugs out as they attempt. Since most people use the back button on their browser.

This is becoming a big problem for our site as we can't seem to pull in users when people can't easily sign up or make post. Any suggestion ideas and support would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your time.

[PXIceman]

There's supposed to be an option if you go to:

ACP->General Admin ->Configuration ->User and Forum Basic Settings ->disable image verification

However I don't know if you're having the same problem I'm having, as in my ACP there is no option to turn off image verification whatsoever. That is, I have gone to the ACP and followed the rest of the steps above, only to find that option is missing from my board configuration.

If there is an edit that can be done to the files or the tables in order to completely remove image verification it would be helpful if it were posted here as well.

[Souledge]

There's supposed to be an option if you go to:

ACP->General Admin ->Configuration ->User and Forum Basic Settings ->disable image verification

However I don't know if you're having the same problem I'm having, as in my ACP there is no option to turn off image verification whatsoever. That is, I have gone to the ACP and followed the rest of the steps above, only to find that option is missing from my board configuration.

If there is an edit that can be done to the files or the tables in order to completely remove image verification it would be helpful if it were posted here as well.

Hello Pxiceman,

Thanks for your response!

Unfortunately for me I don't see that option as well ;/ If theres a way to turn it on for the ACP I would like to know as well. Thanks for your contribution!

[Helter]

be sure profilcp/def/def_*.php are all chmodded to 666

go to acp/P.C.P./PCP Wizard/Add / Remove Page Fields/

select page "Profile >> Profile >> Your Profile >> Registration Information"
remove confirm_code then "submit"

[PXIceman]

I get the following errors after following those steps:

This error is what you see when you are logged in:

Warning: array_keys() [function.array-keys]: The first argument should be an array in /home/u3/roy_mustang1/forums/html/profilcp/functions_profile.php on line 1032

Warning: array_filter() [function.array-filter]: The first argument should be an array in /home/u3/roy_mustang1/forums/html/profilcp/functions_profile.php on line 1032


The following image is what you see when you try to register:
[img]http://img36.imageshack.us/img36/7084/registrationerrorx.th.jpg[/img]

[.QUACK.Major.Pain]

Helter would have to help with this, but I think the captcha is a required field to fill in when registering, and you have removed the line. I am wondering if even though the line is removed, it still checks and results in line not completed.

Just a guess from someone with next to no clue. LOL

[Helter]

your probably right Major. Ive never tried to remove it before, I just know how to add/remove the fields.

[.QUACK.Major.Pain]

Would it not be easier to adjust the coding so that the captcha is the same word all the time?

Maybe like the word "visable" or something else so it's the same for everyone.

[Taegost]

I hate to beat a dead horse, but I am trying to figure this out, or at least fix it so it works. On our site (forum.thetampasportsguys.com) the image verification is missing some of the images, and the ones it does have are *really* hard to read.
We want to disable or modify it, but neither of us are very well versed in PHP.