Recaptcha Google for Hikashop

Hello,

Unfortunately, we cannot modify how Google Recaptcha is working and how it deals with cookies.

Regards,

Hi,

I'm still not sure what you want to do exactly.
What other plugin do you want to integrate ? And with what ? Do you want to use another recaptcha plugin which works without cookies ? I don't know of that being possible.
As far as I know, recaptcha cannot work without cookies:
github.com/google/recaptcha/issues/155
If not, then what other plugin ? And what's its code, and what kind of integration do you want to make exactly ?

Hi,

That plugin won't work with HikaShop.
However, this one works with HikaShop:
extensions.joomla.org/extensions/extensi...security/keycaptcha/
Now I don't know if it works without cookies. You need to check with the developer of that extension.

Hi,

I don't know any other.
People usually use Recaptcha.

I tried to subscribe to keycatpcha and I got the activation email 5 minutes after registering. So it seems to be working for me.

Hi,

The Recaptcha v2 plugin we provide for HikaShop works fine even without cookies.
I've just tested myself on a test website along with the "EU e-Privacy Directive" extension which allows you to decline/accept cookies on the website just to make sure...
Even with the cookies declined, I was able to register on the website through the HikaShop registration form while validating the catpcha.
In order to be able to have a product, and thus access the checkout, cookies need to be activated. It can't work without and that's the same with the vast majority of ecommerce systems. So you wouldn't able to access the checkout of HikaShop (and the registration form there with the captcha there) with the cookies refuses.

And even having the registration form working without cookies is of little use as you wouldn't even be able to log on the website without cookies.

To be able to have persistent information from one page to another on a website requires a user session, and to know which user session is linked to who, a user session token needs to be stored as a cookie so that the browser can send it with each page so that the server can recognize the user and get back the persistent information (like the logged in state, the cart of the user, etc).
So an ecommerce website were you would decline the cookies wouldn't allow you to do much regardless of whether the catpcha plugin supports working with or without cookies (and it works without them), or whether you use HikaShop or another ecommerce extension.