Zend form captcha problem?

This doesn't have to do anything with the configuration of the captcha itself, but with the form-element. I guess that this br is added in any of the default decorators of Zend_Form_Element_Captcha Look which decorators are attached to the form like this: echo ''; print_r($captcha->getDecorators()); echo ''; exit You'll see all decorators. Try removing all decorators step by step to see which of them generates the br Remove it completly or if it is necessary override it with your own decorator omitting the br.

This doesn't have to do anything with the configuration of the captcha itself, but with the form-element. I guess that this is added in any of the default decorators of Zend_Form_Element_Captcha. Look which decorators are attached to the form like this: echo ''; print_r($captcha->getDecorators()); echo ''; exit; You'll see all decorators.

Try removing all decorators step by step to see which of them generates the . Remove it completly or if it is necessary override it with your own decorator omitting the .

Explain please. – Alfred Apr 21 at 12:58.

I usually do something like this foreach($this->getElements() as $element) { $element->removeDecorator('HtmlTag') ->removeDecorator('Label') ->addDecorator('Label'); } gets rid of the default Decorators and creates blank ones.

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