Hi Carlos,
We have installed the Simple Certificate on Moodle 3.1. Created the certificate and printed the QR code on the certificate. When I scan the QR code it for a student takes me to https://campus.foodsafetymarket.com/mod/simplecertificate/verify.php?code=7da922b0-44c0-11e8-bfa3-dde0f7acbccc.
I complete the CAPTCHA, click Verify button and noting happens.
Here is a screencast https://www.screencast.com/t/KI4SLH2le4
remove the captcha for while
Hi Carlos,
I am having the same problem with not being able to reach the confirmation via the QR code.
Turned off captcha but captcha still showing from Code Reader.
Do you have a solution please?
I thought this had started happening for me, but was testing it using an Administrator account. When I checked a learner's certificate it verified, but each time I produced a 'test' certificate as an admin it failed.
I even went back to older certificates which do not use the QR feature, and added in the code from the certificate settings page - it worked.
We don't use Captcha.
With captcha removed the QR code works.
But I want/need to use captcha to protect the site as it is email-based authentication.
Prior to Google V2 of captcha verification was working.
Until now i don't have a fix to this, so you can re-enable you capctha and change the file:
mod/simple_certificate/verify_form.php, at line 36 and 47:
https://github.com/bozoh/moodle-mod_simplecertificate/blob/master/verify_form.php#L36
https://github.com/bozoh/moodle-mod_simplecertificate/blob/master/verify_form.php#L47
to:
if (false && $this->is_recaptcha_enabled()) {with this you will disable captcha only in certificate, it will be nice if this could be done in plugins settings, i will put this there in future
Hi Carlos,
Thank you for this. Will try as soon as possible and confirm result.
yes, i think it will be fixed in next release, but not this fix, a working one, this only disable captcha for this plugin
Admin certificate, as i said, it's not saved, so can't be verified.
Yes, sorry - I was actually confirming your point, but made it seem like I had a problem with it! Admin certificates don't verify (and that is correct).
Without Captcha, user certificates are fine!