For between the address bar and captcha, look for this (line 158 in the default template):
Above that line is between the captcha and address bar.
echo $data["captcha"]; ?>
For between the captcha and claim button, look for this (line 174 in the default template):Code:Above that line is between the captcha and claim button.
It really should have a display message that says "this faucet is over the sending limit" or something similar BEFORE a user goes to the trouble of jumping through all the hoops of anti-bot links and captchas. I've heard more than a few users be irate over this issue and what a waste of time it is on their part.The problem with this comes in that this warning is sent as an error by the payment API, which is only requested once the form has been successfully posted. However, this could be fixed on FaucetBox's end by adding the error to the Balance API additionally; not requiring any new API to be created and implemented, simply just a small edit to the response handling when fetching the balance in the faucet script.