Captcha
The reCAPTCHA element allows you to present a challenge-response test to site visitors to determine whether they are human or a bot. Learn more.
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Store values associated with an object
- token
Gets the reCAPTCHA token.
- customClassList
A property that represents an element's custom CSS classes.
- deleted
Indicates if an element was temporarily deleted from the DOM. Use the restore function to restore the deleted element.
- rendered
Indicates if an element is currently in the DOM structure.
- global
Indicates if an element appears on all pages or only on the current page.
- id
Gets the element's ID.
- parent
Gets the element's parent element.
- type
Gets the element's type.
- hidden
Indicates if the element is visible or hidden.
- isVisible
Indicates if the element is actually visible.
- collapsed
Indicates if the element is collapsed or expanded.
Perform actions on an object
- onError( )
Adds an event handler that runs when a connection error occurs while completing the CAPTCHA challenge.
- onTimeout( )
Adds an event handler that runs when the CAPTCHA token expires.
- onVerified( )
Adds an event handler that runs when the CAPTCHA challenge is successfully completed.
- reset( )
Resets the reCAPTCHA element.
- delete( )
Deletes an element from the DOM. This is a temporary deletion. Use restore to restore the deleted element. SEO crawlers cannot find content in an element whose ...
- onMouseIn( )
Adds an event handler that runs when the pointer is moved onto the element. You can also define an event handler using the Properties and Events panel.
- onMouseOut( )
Adds an event handler that runs when the pointer is moved off of the element. You can also define an event handler using the Properties and Events panel.
- restore( )
Restores a deleted element to the DOM.
- scrollTo( )
Scrolls the page to the top of the element using an animation.
- onViewportEnter( )
Adds an event handler that runs when an element is displayed in the viewable part of the current window.
- onViewportLeave( )
Adds an event handler that runs when an element is no longer displayed in the viewable part of the current window.
- blur( )
Removes focus from the element.
- focus( )
Places focus on the element.
- onBlur( )
Adds an event handler that runs when the element loses focus.
- onFocus( )
Adds an event handler that runs when the element receives focus.
- hide( )
Hides the element and sets its hidden property to true, using an effect if specified.
- show( )
Shows the element and sets its hidden property to false, using an effect if specified.
- collapse( )
Collapses the element and sets its collapsed property to true.
- expand( )
Expands the element and sets its collapsed property to false.
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