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This is the difficulty I have, I have no php or javascript experience and as you have spotted, I am using a rather old script. I usually muddle through with trial and error, however I am struggling now. I'll figure it out though. Thanks for the pointers.

Hi Im hoping I can get some help with this - as it is a big problem for me. I am trying to add googles recaptcha code to my existing php page with a comment form... This is the code I have to place before the submit button <buttonclass="g-recaptcha" data-sitekey="---deleted----" data-callback="YourOnSubmitFn"> Submit </button> And This is my current form code from a php file (I've stripped out table layout tags for clarity) <form action="{$settings.dburl}/index.php?act=comments&c=post&file={$file.file_id}" method="post"> {#post_comment#} {#poster# <input type="text" name="subject" id="subject" size="40" maxlength="150" /> <textarea name="comment" id="comment" rows="12" style="width: 95%"></textarea> <input type="submit" value="{#post_comment#}" onclick="postComment({$file.file_id}); return false;" /> </form> I am confused about what I should replace the YourOnSubmitFn with? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Entirely irrelevant. YouFailAsAnAdmin is correct in what he says. Yeh, it might hurt a little, but he is correct. Not impressed at all with the postings from this site's Admins in this thread. The minute you start putting banners on the forum, the "we are not commercial" argument fails. You are earning adsense commision off your members, so please don't plead poverty. You contradict yourself when you correctly point out that even with massive resources, a dedicated hacker will still get in. So, that would be an Admin password then, and your IPB admin logs will reveal exactly which admin did this? It's looking awfully like your own Admins didn't take your own advice. I run a busy forum and have had my share of headaches so you have my sympathy, for what it's worth - but I really hope this is not an #Admin password being so weak it was brute forced, because that is what you have described,