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Client A asked for a captcha &nbsp;element to be added to their form. &nbsp;I hired someone to do this for me. Works fine.<br />
Here is the form that is working:<br />
<a href="http://www.classiccoatings.com/contact.html" rel="ugc">http://www.classiccoatings.com/contact.html</a><br />
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Client B asked for a captcha element to be added to their form. &nbsp;I figured it was easy breezy. &nbsp;I copied the md5.js, jcap.js files over to Client B's server. &nbsp;I also copied over the cimg folder and the row that required the captcha image &nbsp;Yet, it doesn't appear to be working right. Any idea what I missed? &nbsp;Bear in mind that I do not know js.<br />
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Here is form that is not working:<br />
<a href="http://architectsincommon.com/contact2.html" rel="ugc">http://architectsincommon.com/contact2.html</a>
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Client A asked for a captcha  element to be added to their form.  I hired someone to do this for me. Works fine.
Here is the form that is working:
http://www.classiccoatings.com/contact.html

Client B asked for a captcha element to be added to their form.  I figured it was easy breezy.  I copied the md5.js, jcap.js files over to Client B's server.  I also copied over the cimg folder and the row that required the captcha image  Yet, it doesn't appear to be working right. Any idea what I missed?  Bear in mind that I do not know js.

Here is form that is not working:
http://architectsincommon.com/contact2.html

Captcha form

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