Thank you so much for this video. I couldn't understand 20 other videos that talk about how you get the token, but nothing what is it for and how to use it. Really appreciate it!
I started implementing this on my own but was put off by the horrid checkbox so I was looking for the "invisible" approach. Going to walk through this tomorrow but wanted to thank you for your work! Fingers crossed I have the same success you did.
@Leigh Halliday. You take your time to explain everything. I appreciate that BUT it would also be of great benefit if you can walk us through how you code form scratch instead or at least a very minimal starter. I sometimes get confused and not able to follow much. Thanks
Hey Albert! It's a great point... I'll try to provide a commit before/after the live coding for those that want to follow along. It's always a balance between having something so minimal that it isn't realistic vs something so complex that it's easy to get lost in. It's something I struggle with all the time when putting these together!
Thank you Kashif! Honestly I haven't tried it before... I could take a guess, but why don't you give it a try and see what sorts of issues you run in to. That's honestly the best way to learn!
On recaptcha form use only sitekey and onsubmit. Attach function to onsumbmit with property value and this property will be generated when submitting. Then you can send it to the backand and there try it via google if it's ok.
Hello, thank you for the video. I saw you were getting cross-site cookie warnings as well. They do not have sameSite attribute set and they are generated by google and I can't change their attributes. Is that correct? How can I solve this problem?
Hey, very nice content. I was facing a problem. I have reCAPTCHA on 3 separate pages. They appear perfectly on the first load. But they disappear when I navigate to another page and then re-navigate back to that page (the one having the captcha) again. My application is a single-page application. I'm using next/link to navigation from one page to another page.
Kinda late to the party, but I have a question security-wise. Can't somebody intercept the fetch request and see both the secret and the token? The token is irelevant since it only lasts like 2 mins as far as I remember, but the secret?
Great work , even i'm not using TypeScript neither NextJs , your explanations are so clear that it works perfectly in my React App. On the other hand i got a lot of warnings in the console : - Chrome : Indicate whether to send a cookie in a cross-site request by specifying its SameSite attribute - Firefox : Content Security Policy: Ignoring “'unsafe-inline'” within script-src: ‘strict-dynamic’ specified Content Security Policy: Ignoring “https:” within script-src: ‘strict-dynamic’ specified Content Security Policy: Ignoring “http:” within script-src: ‘strict-dynamic’ specified Some cookies are misusing the recommended “SameSite“ attribute i saw some of those on you're video too , do you have any idea how to fix this please ?
Hmmm, I don't have a good answer without digging into it more, the SameSite cookie functionality is on the newer side, you can dive into it more here: web.dev/samesite-cookies-explained/
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What's the difference between using client side with backend and only using client side explained here developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/invisible? Or is it mandatory to use it with a backend? Very good explanation thou.
Hey Miguel! Yes, Google figures it out behind the scenes... if it can't determine it invisibly, it'll pop up one of those "click all the cars" boxes, but this happens rarely.
Hello Leigh! Thanks for the excellent tutorial. I have a question. I set the size="invisible" in the ReCAPTCHA tag, but it doesn't work, instead it shows me that box where I have to select the images that it asks me (e.g. cars, buses, traffic lights) either way. Do you have any idea why is that?
Perfect video. Glad you didn't start from scratch as that would add an hour to the length, which equates to less tutorials from you and eventual burnout 👍🏾
Thanks Steve! It's always a balance between just enough for it to be useful, but not too much for it to be overwhelming... sometimes I do a better job than others!
I'm using V2 recaptcha and my token keeps coming out as undefined. It says reRef.current.exectuteAsync() is something only for recaptcha 3. Does anyone know how to do this with v2?
I am curious to see how you handled this. Last time I tried to implement recaptcha v2, it kept giving me challenges to only be able to finally send a message after 10+ times. Crazy shit....
@@leighhalliday Not yet, but I will very shortly. My implementation was for a gatsby project though but it does not seem that different at first glance. And you are using typescript, so that's even better!
Hey Ashokkumar! Yes, I believe it would avoid the need to worry about CSRF in this case... I wouldn't bet my life on it haha, but it's at least verifying that someone got a valid token from this page, and it hasn't been used before (the tokens are single use).
This is still the best tutorial on reCAPTCHA thus far in 2021! Thanks!
Top tier explanation 🌟- You are wonderful teacher. I love you explain the differences and gave a reason why people use v2 vs v3
Thank you Nhat! I really appreciate the kind words and support.
Took me forever to find a quality video. Thank you for taking the time to explain everything. It really helps and you earned a new subscriber.
Glad you enjoyed it Brennan!
Thank you so much for this video. I couldn't understand 20 other videos that talk about how you get the token, but nothing what is it for and how to use it. Really appreciate it!
Came for the reCAPTCHA tutorial, learned how async functions work. Brilliant explaining!
Nice!! Glad I could help :)
Thank you so much.
I work in a company and we got attacked, and you saved us
The best tutorial, searched everywhere but could not know how to do that, Thanks a lot
ty , the most useful guide of using recaptcha in NextJS I've ever seen
Thank you Valeriy!
I started implementing this on my own but was put off by the horrid checkbox so I was looking for the "invisible" approach. Going to walk through this tomorrow but wanted to thank you for your work! Fingers crossed I have the same success you did.
thank you for this.
was really helpful.
mplemented invisible recaptcha v2 with react n nodejs successfully
You're the man! Just what I was looking for, thank you so much!
Excellent! Glad I could help!
Thank you for this awesome video!
A very helpful video! I appreciate your help towards the community
Thanks Leigh pretty straightforward detailed and easy to follow video love it!
Thank you Neenus!
This was really helpful my friend. Thanks a lot! Subscribed.
A very well explained video man. This gonna be very helpful to complete a job in my work, xd. thanks.
You're very welcome Roberto!
Awesome video man, I really appreciate stuff like this. Really clear, everything makes sense.
Oh man why I didnt know your channel when started learning react. Yo won a new subscriber today
Excellent!! Happy to have you on board!
Thank you very much! Useful!
Super easy to follow along, saved me lots of time. Thank you very much!!
Awesome! :) Glad I could help!
@Leigh Halliday. You take your time to explain everything. I appreciate that BUT it would also be of great benefit if you can walk us through how you code form scratch instead or at least a very minimal starter. I sometimes get confused and not able to follow much. Thanks
Hey Albert! It's a great point... I'll try to provide a commit before/after the live coding for those that want to follow along. It's always a balance between having something so minimal that it isn't realistic vs something so complex that it's easy to get lost in. It's something I struggle with all the time when putting these together!
Thank you for your time and effort for this amazing explanation! Subscribed.
You're very welcome, Rakesh! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Awsome one !! thank you very much Leigh.
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!
Your videos are really helpful, and we are so thankful for you. Could you please make a video on how to add Google Analytics to the Reactjs site?
Thanks so much Me Di! Great suggestion... I'll add it to my list for something I could cover in the future.
Nice topic.
Thank you Leigh.
Thanks as always, Abesse!
Awesome video, thanks for the help!
const reRef = useRef() error. It says Expression expected. ts(1109)
Thank you very much for the amazing videos, saved lots of my times. Thank you in advance.
You're very welcome! Glad they've helped :)
amazing tutorial, thanks a lot
nice, was wondering how to secure simple contact form on my api route.
Wonderful!
Right to the point.
Awesome video, m8! Thank you
Thanks Petar! Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Thanks man (Y) ... This is the best video of Google Recaptcha on the youtube. Can you please brief me how to use check recaptcha instead of invisible.
Thank you Kashif! Honestly I haven't tried it before... I could take a guess, but why don't you give it a try and see what sorts of issues you run in to. That's honestly the best way to learn!
On recaptcha form use only sitekey and onsubmit. Attach function to onsumbmit with property value and this property will be generated when submitting. Then you can send it to the backand and there try it via google if it's ok.
Is there easy way I can use onChange, onBlur etc with useForm?
It helped me a lot
Hello, thank you for the video. I saw you were getting cross-site cookie warnings as well. They do not have sameSite attribute set and they are generated by google and I can't change their attributes. Is that correct? How can I solve this problem?
This was amazing. Thanks a lot.
Thank you Farshad! Glad it helped!
6:08 could someone tell me what did he click to auto format ReCAPTCHA component nicely like that?
Hey, very nice content. I was facing a problem. I have reCAPTCHA on 3 separate pages. They appear perfectly on the first load. But they disappear when I navigate to another page and then re-navigate back to that page (the one having the captcha) again. My application is a single-page application. I'm using next/link to navigation from one page to another page.
Kinda late to the party, but I have a question security-wise. Can't somebody intercept the fetch request and see both the secret and the token? The token is irelevant since it only lasts like 2 mins as far as I remember, but the secret?
Thank you !
Thank you🍺
You're very welcome, cheers!!
Great!!!!!
I never know when to put comma or not when I copy paste secret key?!!
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thanks this helped.
Thanks a lot for this ♥♥♥
You're very welcome Saurabh!
Great work , even i'm not using TypeScript neither NextJs , your explanations are so clear that it works perfectly in my React App.
On the other hand i got a lot of warnings in the console :
- Chrome : Indicate whether to send a cookie in a cross-site request by specifying its SameSite attribute
- Firefox : Content Security Policy: Ignoring “'unsafe-inline'” within script-src: ‘strict-dynamic’ specified
Content Security Policy: Ignoring “https:” within script-src: ‘strict-dynamic’ specified
Content Security Policy: Ignoring “http:” within script-src: ‘strict-dynamic’ specified
Some cookies are misusing the recommended “SameSite“ attribute
i saw some of those on you're video too , do you have any idea how to fix this please ?
Hmmm, I don't have a good answer without digging into it more, the SameSite cookie functionality is on the newer side, you can dive into it more here: web.dev/samesite-cookies-explained/
What's the difference between using client side with backend and only using client side explained here developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/invisible? Or is it mandatory to use it with a backend? Very good explanation thou.
Either way you need a backend to verify the recaptcha token sent from Google, I believe.
Great example! But i didn't understand in which cases the bot is detected. There is no checkbox? It's all done automatically by Google?
Hey Miguel! Yes, Google figures it out behind the scenes... if it can't determine it invisibly, it'll pop up one of those "click all the cars" boxes, but this happens rarely.
Sorry, why am i not getting a token response?
Thankyou
Subscribed!! Oh, wait I am already subscribed.
lol, create a second account!! thanks for your support :)
Hey your tutorials are good.Can you please provide plaid integration with stripe in react.And thanks for tutorial
Can you make a video on how to setup recaptcha enterprise on Wordpress. ?
Hey! Sorry... I haven't worked with Wordpress in a really long time (and have never used recaptcha enterprise)
Hello Leigh! Thanks for the excellent tutorial. I have a question. I set the size="invisible" in the ReCAPTCHA tag, but it doesn't work, instead it shows me that box where I have to select the images that it asks me (e.g. cars, buses, traffic lights) either way. Do you have any idea why is that?
I mean the captcha works well. The invisible part is what doesn't work.
Perfect video. Glad you didn't start from scratch as that would add an hour to the length, which equates to less tutorials from you and eventual burnout 👍🏾
Thanks Steve! It's always a balance between just enough for it to be useful, but not too much for it to be overwhelming... sometimes I do a better job than others!
Im a newbie in all of this and i have a doubt. Im using next js but i see you are using typescript. How can i do it in jsx? Is te same?
Hey Xabier! Same thing! Just remove any of the "type" info.
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You're welcome Alex, thanks for saying hi!
I'm using V2 recaptcha and my token keeps coming out as undefined. It says reRef.current.exectuteAsync() is something only for recaptcha 3. Does anyone know how to do this with v2?
That's strange! Because I think I covered v2 in this video, right?
@@leighhalliday My apologies, yes you covered v2. But I chose v2 with the checkbox and was running into the above issue!
I am curious to see how you handled this. Last time I tried to implement recaptcha v2, it kept giving me challenges to only be able to finally send a message after 10+ times. Crazy shit....
Thanks Pierrick The King! Did you end up checking out the video?
@@leighhalliday Not yet, but I will very shortly. My implementation was for a gatsby project though but it does not seem that different at first glance. And you are using typescript, so that's even better!
Will this also help to avoid CSRF? and how do we test simulate the bot flow?
Hey Ashokkumar! Yes, I believe it would avoid the need to worry about CSRF in this case... I wouldn't bet my life on it haha, but it's at least verifying that someone got a valid token from this page, and it hasn't been used before (the tokens are single use).
How to set login attempts counter with this reCAPTCHA? Is it possible?
Hey! I think this would have to be something you do yourself on the backend if you'd like this.
ReCAPTCHA has such a pain, that I can’t even order from my regular sites
Hello does this tutorial support reCAPTCHA v3 ?
It'll be similar, but it's a bit different. Maybe get it working with v2 and then investigate how to upgrade to v3.
Am I the only one getting a cors error from this?
Make sure you have billing enabled and the proper apis enabled as well, I think that may be why :) you’re not the only one!
@@leighhalliday Thanks for the tip! I managed to get it working, thank you so much!
I get an error when I define "ref"
What error? Did you figure it out?
recaptha or csrf?
Both!
@@leighhalliday both is kind of redundant imo, can you elaborate your reasoning?.
Amazing video! Thanks for this.
Glad you enjoyed it!