Indicates that Google issued a CAPTCHA challenge when the client was attempting to login a user.
Once this exception is caught, display the image from the $captchaUrl field to the user, as well as an input field. Instruct the user to type the letters that appear in the image into the input field. Once the user submits the letters, do the login attempt once again, supplying the value of $captchaToken and the user's submitted text.
Located in /Picasa/Exception/CaptchaRequiredException.php (line 20)
Exception | --Picasa_Exception | --Picasa_Exception_CaptchaRequiredException
The path of the CAPTCHA URL, without the server name at the beginning. This field may be useless.
The token supplied by Google, which is used by their servers to determine which image the captcha response is in response to.
The URL of the image that contains the challenge.
The email address of the user who was attempting to login when this CAPTCHA challenge was issued.
This is to make it easy to retry the login once the user has responded to the challenge.
The password that the user entered when they recieved the challenge.
This is so that the user does not have to retype his password.
Inherited from Picasa_Exception
Picasa_Exception::$response
Picasa_Exception::$url
Constructs the exception.
Getter field for private member.
Getter field for private member.
Getter field for private member.
Getter field for private member.
Getter field for private member.
Constructs a textual representation of the current instantiation.
Inherited From Picasa_Exception
Picasa_Exception::__construct()
Picasa_Exception::getResponse()
Picasa_Exception::getUrl()
Picasa_Exception::__toString()
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