Evan Sharp
Evan Sharp
Google's recaptcha execute does not return anything, then this library cannot return anything. When the execute is done, the [callback](https://github.com/VividCortex/angular-recaptcha/blob/master/src/directive.js#L35-L44) will be called. The callback [sets the value on the...
Sounds like the key, when in the local scope is removed from the scope after the form is submitted. Can you post your controller and any relevant code or recreate...
Both of these places explicitly check for the google domain, we should probably make the domain configurable and just default to the google domain (to avoid a breaking change) https://github.com/VividCortex/angular-recaptcha/blob/73d01e431d07f2fc9b84c5e62677e8ed5b41a377/src/service.js#L149...
Some of your code would help diagnose the issue as the issue [to put it bluntly] is most likely with your code and not this library since it is working...
Not too sure what can be done without something very hacky like trying to attach an onload listener to an iframe indirectly. I wouldn't recommend anything like that as a...
The [demo is from ~3.5 years ago](https://github.com/VividCortex/angular-recaptcha/commit/59524f91d1644868c055698e85820ea4f3ff9f77), the [readme is from ~1 year ago](#113). From what I can tell and remember, ~3.5 years ago `ngModel` wasn't supported how it is...
This can be closed along with the original issue, the 'working solution" doesn't actually do anything as `scope.$apply` is a variable referencing a function. This function is never executed since...
reCaptcha does work on localhost, you just need to provide your own reCaptcha key which has localhost defined as a domain. Also, did you run `npm install` _and_ `bower install`?
Unfortunately it looks like Google has not added that ability to the new version which this library supports. The link you used is for the old recaptcha, see https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/display for...
On second though, why not just keep track of the last widgetId internally in the service and use that by default. 99.99999% of the time, there will only be 1...