reCAPTCHA covers the next button

>>>>Change Layout: Modify the layout to provide more space for the reCAPTCHA, ensuring it doesn’t overlap the button.

>>>>Responsive Design: Make sure your design is responsive so it adapts to different screen sizes, reducing the chance of overlap.

>>>>Test on Multiple Browsers/Devices: Check your interface across different browsers and devices to ensure the issue is resolved universally.

Can you please share the Appian SAIL code that is doing what you describe! I am curious!

Can you please share the Appian SAIL code that is doing what you describe! I am curious!

Hi Stefan,

In this below example, created a columns layout where the first column contains a placeholder for the reCAPTCHA widget, and the second column contains the "Next" button, and included a spacer column in between, which can be adjusted to ensure there's no overlap. The reCAPTCHA validation state is simulated with a local variable local!reCaptchaValidated, which would need to be replaced with actual logic to check whether the reCAPTCHA was successfully completed.

if anything wrong ,please teach me!

Code:

load(
local!reCaptchaValidated: false,
a!formLayout(
label: "Example Form with reCAPTCHA",
contents: {
/* reCAPTCHA and navigation buttons in a columns layout */
a!columnsLayout(
columns: {
/* First Column: reCAPTCHA placeholder */
a!columnLayout(
contents: {
a!richTextDisplayField(
labelPosition: "COLLAPSED",
value: "reCAPTCHA Widget Placeholder"
/* Actual reCAPTCHA component would go here */
)
}
),
/* Spacer Column */
a!columnLayout(
width: "10X",
contents: null
),
/* Second Column: Next Button */
a!columnLayout(
contents: {
a!buttonLayout(
primaryButtons: a!buttonWidget(
label: "Next",
style: "SOLID",
size: "STANDARD",
disabled: not(local!reCaptchaValidated),
value: "next"
/* Add your navigation logic here */
)
)
}
)
}
)
},
buttons: a!buttonLayout(
/* Additional form buttons (e.g., Save, Cancel) would go here */
)
)
)

Thanks for sharing your solution. I really appreciate it.

Your initial description sounded much like a HTML/CSS approach which would not work in Appian.

Next time, please