This package adds an HoneypotField element, which can be used within your forms. This element is rendered hidden and should never be filled out by a real form user.
A spam detection finisher checks if the form contains such honeypot fields. If any of that fields are filled out, additional field values are introduced which can be used in the following finishers to handle spam.
composer require dl/honeypotformfield
type: 'Neos.Form:Form'
identifier: 'my-form'
renderables:
items:
type: 'Neos.Form:Page'
identifier: 'my-page'
renderables:
name:
type: 'Neos.Form:SingleLineText'
identifier: 'name'
honeyPot:
type: 'DL.HoneypotFormField:HoneypotField'
identifier: 'full_name'
finishers:
spamDetection:
identifier: 'DL.HoneypotFormField:SpamDetectionFinisher'
Requires the suggested package neos/form-builder.
- Add honeypot form fields (at least one - as many as you like)
- Add the Spam detection finisher before the finishers, that should use the spam markers.
The finisher adds the following new formFields to the formState:
FieldName | Value | Usage |
---|---|---|
spamDetected | bool true / false when the submitted form is detected as spam | {formState.formValues.spamDetected} |
spamMarker | Contains [SPAM] if detected. Can be used in eMails |
{formState.formValues.spamMarker} |
spamFilledOutHoneypotFields | Contains the filled honeypot fields | {formState.formValues.spamFilledOutHoneypotFields} |
These fields can then be used for example to mark mails as spam:
When the cancelSubsequentFinishersOnSpamDetection
setting is set to true
, subsequent finishers are not executed
when the form was detected as spam.
Here the confirmation message is shown but mail sending is cancelled.
DL:
HoneypotFormField:
cancelSubsequentFinishersOnSpamDetection: true
In order to debug the spam detection and to see what kind of spam is coming in, you can enable the logging of the complete
form content with setting logSpamFormData
to true.
DL:
HoneypotFormField:
logSpamFormData: true