> Had a look at your link to your method, and just wondered what exactly you
> do
> when you say you discard the form?

This pseudo-pseudo-code will show you -

if honeypot fails then process the form
otherwise return to the form page without processing

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"Iain71" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hi Murray - this just caught my eye, as I recently added CAPTCHA to a
> site, as
> a client was getting so much spam.
>
> This honeypot method sounds a lot less hassle, and not something I'd heard
> of
> before.
>
> Had a look at your link to your method, and just wondered what exactly you
> do
> when you say you discard the form?
>
> As with most web design things there are 101 ways to skin a cat, and my
> current set up for web forms is to use a database table, which updates - a
> bit
> round the houses, but was mainly to take advantage of ADDTs inline form
> validation.
>
>
>
>