Pulling my Hair Out

I’m new to all of this, and just learned JavaScript. Trying to build an income stream in helping businesses. I have a past-due landing page I’m working on, and can’t figure out how to make elements do what I want them to. You hit some radio buttons, a the form disappears, and a text appears with an #instantQuote variable, as well as a field to put your contact info in.

I’ll pay another partner $50 to jump on a zoom call with me to walk me through it. I’m pretty sure shouldn’t take but 10-minutes. :persevere: Email me at gtwilliams.contact@gmail.com if you have a few minutes.

Hey Grant :wave:

Did you ever figure this out.

If not, let me know and I’ll help you out. :facepunch:

I did figure out the form issue, but now my client doesn’t want the photography verification on the captcha. Trying to figure out recaptcha and tokens. I’m starting to get a deep sense of imposter syndrome. I’m looking for a mentor if you’re interested. LoL. Any advice, or html code I could throw onto a form for a simple Captcha? This was due last week.

@gtwilliams-contact Amazing. I find the best way of learning is trial and error sometimes. Helps me to figure out what works and what doesn’t.

I know the feeling, but you’ve got this! (Not sure how long you have been in the web design industry, but I always make sure to add a week or two onto my estimate in case of situations like this, possibly even more when I am learning something new).

I’m not a developer, but I know enough to work with datasets and forms etc.

Could you just use the standard recaptcha field?

Thanks Noah. The recaptcha field is still producing image quizzes. Which is not what the client wants. Trying to make it where it’s just the not a robot button, and that’s it. Image quizzes just irk people’s nerves. Client is cool, super patient. I think I’m more frustrated than he is, lol.

So, from my understanding, the Captcha pops up if it has some sort of doubt about the user who filled out the form. (Suspects that they may be a robot in some way).

I don’t think it is possible to turn that setting off, as it is one of the methods of stopping bots.

So, not too sure on that one.

I know the feeling.