How to add the Really Simple Captcha into the modal log-in?

Hi guys, thanks for the tip. Just a doubt regarding this anti-captcha.
It says after installing that: “Anti-Captcha is a transparent captcha solution which does not require any end-user interaction”

But in its installation site page, it says:

Download Anti-Captcha and put it in the head of your html document:

After form-submission match the input value with the sha1 checksum stored as a cookie:

<?php

// Verify the token using the checksum stored in cookie

if (sha1($_POST) == $_COOKIE) {



// Reset token (preventing form resubmission)

setcookie ('anti-captcha-crc', sha1(rand()), time() + 3600, '/');



// Continue form validation

die('Captcha accepted');



} else {



// No Anti-Captcha checksum received

die('Error, please enable javascript and/or cookies');



}

Have you guys added those codes above or just installed Anti-captcha and did not do anything else?

@Imago Borealis wrote:

I just installed the anit-capcha plugin. Nothing else. Couldn’t be easier…

Thanks Imago. Let’s see how it goes.

@Imago Borealis wrote:

@lucato wrote:

@Imago Borealis wrote:

I just installed the anit-capcha plugin. Nothing else. Couldn’t be easier…

Thanks Imago. Let’s see how it goes.

You will probably start missing those spam registrations

It seems you have enjoyed pretending the “potential customer” registrations. hehehe. Just kidding.
Have a nice week.