Use these commands in page workflows to check reCAPTCHA before accepting a form submission. Configure your keys first; see Page Settings and the existing reCAPTCHA guide.
Generates a token for the current interaction. This command has no input fields and returns text. Give its result a Return as name so you can select it in the next command.
Select the generated token in token. This command returns the verification result, which you can use when deciding whether the workflow should continue.
Select the generated token in token. This command reports an error if the token is invalid. Use it when a failed check should prevent the protected action from continuing, and handle the error with a helpful message.
Enter the site key in Settings → Pages Settings → reCAPTCHA Site Key, and the secret key in Settings → API Settings → reCAPTCHA Secret Key. Keep the secret key out of page content and shared examples. Do not reuse a captured token as a permanent value; generate a token for the interaction you are checking.
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