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Greater clarity in the read me for beginners? #14
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Please look at Microsoft post how to use their (it's pretty similar) If I not wrong, You have to add using to the assembly of the nuget. I believe 'using reCaptcha' will suffice. Thanks for reaching me :) |
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Updating the Readme to be more helpful to newcomers, resolve #14
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Thanks for using my Helper ^_^ |
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Hello,
I am a beginner using MVC and trying to get your package to work, however when I add:
@ReCaptcha.GetHtml(@ViewBag.publickey)
to my form view I have the issue 'The name ReCaptcha does not exist in the current context'. I presume this is because I need to add a '@using' of some sort to the top of the page, I can't seem to determine what though. Whilst it might seem like a minor thing to someone who knows what they are doing, for a beginner like me it would be very useful if the read me page explained exactly what should be added to the page so that I do not receive the above error.
Thanks for your time.
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