Captcha Validator not showing in Firefox

[+christyotwisty]

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Specific steps to reproduce the bug.

1. Have Premium Membership account.

2. Open  Firefox Browser.

3. Log in to Account.

4. Go to https://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC80A77_scrabble-dabble-3-elements

5. Work out solution.

6. Enter solution in solution checker  input box, replacing digits and keeping notation format. Observe 'real estate gap' between input field and chck solution

7. Click 'Check Solution' green button below input field.

8. 'Recaptcha validation failed'  (Source: Lines 1828-1831)

if (!response.Verified) {
	textResult.text("Recaptcha validation failed.");
	$('#recaptcha-br').show();
	$('.g-recaptcha').show();)

• Operating System. Linux Mint 18.3, 64-bit
• Browser and version number. Firefox Quantum 63.0
• Does it happen in other browsers on your computer?  Unable to reproduce error on Chromium. Will add later if this happens with Vivaldi; Firefox is most commonly used.
• GC code if the bug occurred on a cache page GC80A77
• Additional information that can help.
  • See above line excerpt from page source)
  • https://screenshots.firefox.com/JhnG8KJlIcHu0zTj/www.geocaching.com

Edited November 15, 2018 by christyotwisty

[+on4bam]

Yup, It's been like that for a long time.

Win 7 and FF63.0.1 but also previous versions. I hate using the GC checker because it automatically sets corrected coordinates so it doesn't bother me too much.

It works in Chrome.

 

[+Mineral2]

2 hours ago, on4bam said:

I hate using the GC checker because it automatically sets corrected coordinates

That's precisely the reason I like the GC checker. 

[+on4bam]

44 minutes ago, Mineral2 said:

That's precisely the reason I like the GC checker. 

As a GSAK user I like all data in GSAK not on GC especially since GPX/PQ/API don't behave the same tagging coordinates as corrected.

 

 

[+Mineral2]

It is a bit annoying that I'll get corrected coordinates from a PQ, but they won't import into iCaching as corrected. But I'm still in the habit of excluding mystery caches from all of my PQs and running a PQ for a separate list specifically for mysteries that I've solved - including challenge caches I meet, but don't require changing the coordinates. (I "solve" the coordinates with the original, and it marks it as solved).

Then, in iCaching, I'll update my mystery caches every so often via the full API to get the solved attribute. It is nice that we can obtain that data from the API, still allowing us to maintain solved coordinates on the website for mapping and planning purposes.