[#CONF-7362] captcha.response.empty key given when user cancels

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captcha.response.empty key given when user cancels

Created: 23/Nov/06 01:29 AM Updated: 18/Jun/08 10:13 PM

Component/s:

Spam / CAPTCHA

Affects Version/s:

2.2.9, 2.3-DR1, 2.3-DR2

Fix Version/s:

2.6.2

Time Tracking:

Not Specified

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This issue is duplicated by:

~~CONF-8113~~ Can not cancel edit without filling in CAPTCHA

~~CONF-9315~~ Cancel edit still requires CAPTCHA response

~~CONF-7695~~ cancel action from edit page does not work if CAPTCHA is enabled

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This issue is related to:

~~CONF-7361~~ captcha.response.empty key given instead of actual message

Participants:	Andrew Lynch [Atlassian], Don Willis [Atlassian], Matt Ryall [Atlassian] and Per Fragemann [Atlassian]
Since last comment:	46 weeks, 6 days ago
Internal Complexity:	1
Resolution Date:	19/Nov/07 12:29 AM
Internal Value:	5
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Edit a page in confluence with CAPTCHA Spam Prevention turned on.
Do not touch the CAPTCHA field, just click Cancel
the error message key "captcha.response.empty" is displayed.

The user shouldn't have to type anything into the CAPTCHA field to cancel their edit. Note that they currently just have to type anything into the field, to avoid the message. They do not have to type the correct word.

cf ~~CONF-7361~~about getting the error key instead of the message.

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Per Fragemann [Atlassian] added a comment - 15/Nov/07 02:21 AM

Don, can you please review that the bug was fixed as you would like it to?

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Don Willis [Atlassian] added a comment - 19/Nov/07 06:18 PM

Unfortunately a broken fix to this bug made it to a 2.6.2 release candidate currently installed on confluence.atlassian.com.
This is fixed in the next 2.6.2 release candidate.
In the meantime IE6 users will see Javascript errors when they submit edit and create page forms. The javascript errors do not prevent the submission working, but they are annoying and confusing.