As I said it's far from perfect!
The code is for wicket 7 indeed.
I was not aware to the 2 minutes limit and I never hit it.
A solution would be to call grecaptcha.execute on the button's click, wait
for the response and then submit the ajax request. I'm not a JS expert, thus
I don't know how difficult it is to implement.
For those who need a little bit of documentation :
You need to add the behavior in the form onInitialize() method :
final AjaxRecaptchaV3Validator ajaxRecaptchaV3Validator = new
AjaxRecaptchaV3Validator("action","private key", "public key", "proxy url",
"proxy port");
add(ajaxRecaptchaV3Validator);
The proxy parameters can be null.
Then on the ajax submit button overrides updateAjaxAttributes :
@Override
protected void updateAjaxAttributes(final
AjaxRequestAttributes paramAttributes) {
super.updateAjaxAttributes(paramAttributes);
AjaxRecaptchaV3Validator.addExtraParameters(paramAttributes);
}
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