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Using forms is a must in today’s web world. Don’t muddy up your UI with an ugly, unfriendly captcha.

Use Hon:EE. Using the honeypot technique of providing a hidden field on your form to remain blank, you can validate against it for your form submissions.

Since some of the bots have gotten smart to the technique, Hon:EE allows you to provide a name parameter which it uses for your class, id, and name fields for creating the label and form input field. It also allows you to make it a required field to trick the bots and a required value for you to set.

Keep in mind that the Hon:EE plugin only adds the fields. It is still up to you to validate against it. Hon:EE just makes it easy to add the field to anything you are building or already have.  ;)

There are 3 parameters, all of which are optional.

      {exp:honee}

This will return:

        <label for="honee" class="honee">Honee</label>
        <input type="text" class="honee" name="honee" id="honee" tabindex="-1">
        

You can change the class with the class parameter like this:

      {exp:honee class=“your_class”}

This will return:

        <label for="your_class" class="your_class">Your Class</label>
        <input type="text" class="your_class" name="your_class" id="your_class" tabindex="-1">
        

You can make the field a required field and force a value:

      {exp:honee class=“your_class” required=“your_value”}

This will return:

        <label for="your_class" class="your_class">Your Class</label>
        <input type="text" class="your_class" name="your_class" id="your_class" required value="your_value" tabindex="-1">