Jetpack reCaptcha

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Jetpack reCaptcha plugin helps integrate Google reCaptcha in your JetPack contact forms. This plugin opts to filter your content and search for [contact-form] shortcode (i.e find the inserted contact forms) and append a new field to these forms, for parsing the Google reCaptcha [jp-recaptcha]. If you’re adding the contact form shortcode somewhere where the plugin cannot filter with the_content filter, please either add the shortcode [jp-recaptcha] where you want the reCaptcha field to be parsed, or better off, just point this plugin to filter your content with the following code: // get the global instance of JPreCaptcha class global $JPreCaptchaCore; // if your content is pluggable with a filter add_filter('my_content_filter_tag_name', array($JPreCaptchaCore, 'appendField')); // or, if not, just call the method directly echo $JPreCaptchaCore::appendField( $myHTML ); Once you activate the plugin, you should now navigate to “Settings” > “JP reCaptcha” (or “Options” > “JP reCaptcha” for network activated plugin) and add your Google reCaptcha credentials (public and private keys) which you can obtain from https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin Translations: Jetpack reCaptcha plugin is translated by the community into the following languages: Polish by Maciej Michalowski The development version of this plugin is hosted on Github, feel free to fork it, contribute and improve it, or start a new issue if you want to report something like an unusual bug. Here’s the Github repo: https://github.com/elhardoum/jetpack-recaptcha Thank you!