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I assume you ticked the logins checkbox in setup -> general settings -> security...

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take a look at the thread below and try John's SQL query...

On 22/01/2019 at 21:41, WHMCS John said:

Recaptcha can be disabled on the admin login form with the following query:


UPDATE `tblconfiguration` SET `value` = '{\"checkoutCompletion\":true,\"domainChecker\":true,\"registration\":true,\"contactUs\":true,\"submitTicket\":true,\"login\":false}' WHERE `tblconfiguration`.`setting` = 'CaptchaForms';

Once logged in you can correct the reCaptcha keys via Setup > General Settings > Security tab.

effectively, I would think you'd only need to change that login value to false to allow you to login...

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23 minutes ago, brian! said:

I assume you ticked the logins checkbox in setup -> general settings -> security...

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take a look at the thread below and try John's SQL query...

effectively, I would think you'd only need to change that login value to false to allow you to login...

i tried that and got this error 

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2 hours ago, kingsleymensah said:

I can see it deactivated that of the client area login too....is there a way to activate for just the client area login but not admin login?

no I think it's either on or off for both - you can't split them and just use if for admin logins.

https://docs.whmcs.com/Google_reCAPTCHA#Captcha_Locations

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You can choose which forms have a captcha enabled on them by checking the appropriate boxes in the "Captcha for Select Forms" option. The following options are available:

  • Shopping Cart Checkout - On checkout in the Client Area
  • Domain Checker - The homepage domain checker, and on the Register or Transfer domain pages in the cart
  • Client Registration - register.php
  • Contact Form - contactus.php
  • Ticket Submission - When submitting a ticket
  • Login Forms - Admin and Client login forms

I quickly tried to see if there was a way around it with hooks and/or editing templates, but I couldn't see an obvious way to do it that works.

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1 minute ago, brian! said:

no I think it's either on or off for both - you can't split them and just use if for admin logins.

https://docs.whmcs.com/Google_reCAPTCHA#Captcha_Locations

I quickly tried to see if there was a way around it with hooks and/or editing templates, but I couldn't see an obvious way to do it that works.

ohkk...thanks for the support...really appreciate 😎

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