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Package typo3-extbase-honeypot
Short Description Honey pot element for extbase object forms
License GPL-2.0+
Homepage https://www.undkonsorten.com
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TYPO3 Extension extbase_honeypot
What does it do?
This extension allows you to add a simple honeypot field to an extbase extension. It can reduce SPAM for a given form but won‘t be able to exclude all bots.
Installation
Just require via composer:
Activate the extension for TYPO3 versions prior to 11.
Usage
Controller
Inject
\Undkonsorten\HoneyPot\Service\HoneyPotService
in your controller, eg a $honeyPotService
.
Then add a call to it before the action that receives the form you want to protect:
where the createAction
is the appropriated form action and dto
is the name of your argument and _hp
is the name of the fake
property for your honeypot field. Just be sure to avoid collisions with existing
properties.
Template
Now add the field to your template like this:
where _hp
is the name you chose in your controller. What‘s now left to do
is configure your view to look in the right place for the partial, e.g. via TypoScript:
For showing error message if the field was filled, you can use the example in locallang files:
typo3-extbase-honeypot/Resources/Private/Language/locallang.xlf
Copy the lines with the proper error code to your extensions/site-packge/whatever and change property name if you not use the default _hp
.
Add f:translate snippet to the used action template.
Configuration
No further configuration is needed - all you need is now in your code. You can make things like the field name configurable, of course.