~Sean EljumigonMay 15, 2015, 8:33 PM326 PostsGot this from googlehttp://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/nd6forum.nsf/DateAllFlatweb/83cd5b4761d7e5f08525743e007bf29d?OpenDocument
~Mario FrojumisterobuMay 15, 2015, 9:12 PM9 PostsThanks. I should be more clear.I'm currently using iNotes Redirect. So the the question should have been... Anyone implement a captcha with iNotes Redirect? I'm trying to prevent brut-force attacks by adding one more level of security.
~Sean EljumigonMay 15, 2015, 9:27 PM326 PostsUnderstoodLook at the login in form in the redirect db. You should be able to add the captcha there and if that fails blank out the password.
~Mario FrojumisterobuMay 18, 2015, 10:41 PM9 Poststhanks... i'm trying to get something like the linkhere: https://inotes.fendi.com/
~Fritz EkfoobergflarMay 19, 2015, 3:57 PM202 PostsSo that login form is stored in the redirect databaseProbably something like dwaredir.nsf (be aware it is probably inheriting its design from a template, so you should update the template) Then within that database there is a subform "DWALoginSubForm" This is the form that contains the username and password fields. You would need to edit this subform to add the catchpa type code from the example Barry posted a link to. If you're not familiar with Domino Designer, then I am going to suggest that you get external help form someone that does, the last thing you want to do is expose your company by making mistakes in a login form.
~Mario FrojumisterobuMay 26, 2015, 7:22 PM9 PostsYeah... time to find a Notes DeveloperI want to make sure it's done properly.
~Miriam QuetboosilityndsMay 10, 2018, 9:49 AM3 Postsinotes recaptchathis one looks interesting http://www.nsfappstore.com/product/custom-domino-login-using-google-recaptcha/