[hellomen]

I am not quiet sure but an image location should be something like XXXX.XX(X)/captcha.(image extention)

so try to work with something like that and it should work...

Not necessarily. images can easily be rewritten on the web not to have an extension. either way i dont think it really matters though, if youre working with images the extension really doesnt make difference.

wait I guess this is an uploaded PHP file isn't it?

share us the PHP file and we might know the answer

He's posted in the VB & .NET framework forums. Why would you assume hes coding in PHP??

because their might be an issue regarding to the php file.
because on my end my code of using imagelocation and such files always worked.

[The Real Slim Shady]

because their might be an issue regarding to the php file.
because on my end my code of using imagelocation and such files always worked.

What PHP file? He's coding in Visual Basic (.NET?) not PHP. There is no PHP file!

[The Real Slim Shady]

because their might be an issue regarding to the php file.
because on my end my code of using imagelocation and such files always worked.

What PHP file? He's coding in Visual Basic (.NET?) not PHP. There is no PHP file!

[Coder-san]

Hi @avahdon can you post the whole html code where you have the captcha?

[Coder-san]

Hi @avahdon can you post the whole html code where you have the captcha?

[The Real Slim Shady]

Hi @avahdon can you post the whole html code where you have the captcha?

Its very unlikely that that is his site. Looks to me like hes working on an automated app to solve a captcha... he gets paid to enter the image. this is one method spammers use to bypass captchas on forums and blogs. They pay people small amounts to solve them.

[The Real Slim Shady]

Hi @avahdon can you post the whole html code where you have the captcha?

Its very unlikely that that is his site. Looks to me like hes working on an automated app to solve a captcha... he gets paid to enter the image. this is one method spammers use to bypass captchas on forums and blogs. They pay people small amounts to solve them.

[unnamed]

Hi @avahdon can you post the whole html code where you have the captcha?

Unless I'm missing something it's http://www.protypers.com .

[unnamed]

Hi @avahdon can you post the whole html code where you have the captcha?

Unless I'm missing something it's http://www.protypers.com .

[Coder-san]

Hi @avahdon can you post the whole html code where you have the captcha?

Its very unlikely that that is his site. Looks to me like hes working on an automated app to solve a captcha... he gets paid to enter the image. this is one method spammers use to bypass captchas on forums and blogs. They pay people small amounts to solve them.

Hi @avahdon can you post the whole html code where you have the captcha?

Unless I'm missing something it's http://www.protypers.com .

I know. I mean to see the page source (I shouldn't say HTML code). Usually these captcha create a randomized image, or have an identifiable class name/id name in CSS. Which can be used to display the image.