No, just keep it empty. A spambot will always fill in all the fields. See

http://ajaxian.com/archives/honeypot-captcha

for more details. The field could have a label saying “Please leave this field blank” or something like that.

Now I’m on it:

Can the whole form be changed into something more semantic than the table used now?

Like this:

<ol class=’dbem-rsvp-form’>

<li id=’bookerName’><label for=’bookerName’>Name:</label><input type=’text’ name=’bookerName’ id=’bookerName’ value=”/></ li>

…(other fields)…

</ ol>

Regards,

Patrick

Hi Franky,

My apologies for the late reply on the honey-pot implementation. I was not able to review earlier.

I noticed you set the honey-pot <input> type to “hidden”. This will not work, because now the hidden text field cannot be filled in.

The honey-pot line should be something like this:

<span id=’honeypot_check’>Keep this field blank: <input type=’text’ name=’honeypot_check’ value=” /></span>

Hiding the honey-pot is done by css:

#honeypot_check { display: none; }

Apart from that everything works great. Thank you again for honouring my request.

Regards,

Patrick