OSpam hidden field is shown only in Hikashop register not in contact form

Hi,

I don't know how that extension works.
I looked a bit at the plugin install package, but it has several sub plugins a library, and many files.
I don't know what code you're trying to add to the plugin. The only code you have in your message in the HTML of an input field. I don't see a reason to add it to the plugin.
I suppose that you would normally want to add that to the form you want to add the honypot system to.
And in that case, to do that, you want to activate the "Display view files" setting of the HikaShop configuration to check which view file is used for the contact form. Then, you can edit it via the menu Display>Views in the HikaShop backend to add the input field HTML in the form so that the plugin can check if it has been filled by a bot or not.
However, that's only a supposition since as I said, I don't know how that plugin works.

Hi,

Look here:
i.imgur.com/hYbUiM7.png
You can see the head tag on the third row of the HTML of the HikaShop contact page.
So either he doesn't know what he is talking about or he meant something else or didn't understand what you wanted because the head tag is on the HikaShop contact page.
In fact, that head tag is added by the template, not HikaShop, so even if it wasn't there, the problem would be with the template.
Also, I don't see what the style being added to the head of the page has anything to do with adding an anti spam to a form. I suppose that he must have misunderstood your problem.

Hi,

Ok, now I understand your issue and what the person from OSpam is saying.
When you click on the "register" button, the registration form opens in a popup.
I suppose this is done with a modal extension or something provided by your template.
The way this modal mechanism works is that it loads the registration from from the registration page of HikaShop but strips all the headers of the page:
i.imgur.com/FByTjJM.png
And apparently, OSpam adds the CSS to hide the hidden input in the header of the page and that's why it's missing from the registration popup and you still see the hidden input from OSpam.
The solution is to use another modal mechanism with an iframe directly calling the registration page of HikaShop with the ?tmpl=component parameter added to it (and making sure that the component.php file of the template displays the headers, which it normally should).
Another simpler solution would be for OSpam to add the display:none; CSS directly as an attribute of the HTML it adds to the form. That would circumvent the fact that the header can be missing with the modal mechanism you're using. But that will require OSpam to agree to the modification or tell you what to do exactly.

Either way, there is not much I can do for you and none of this is coming from us. All I can propose is to not use a popup but the normal registration page of HikaShop, which won't have that problematic since the headers of the page are always displayed by the template in that case.