Resolved. Turned out to be something on the server.
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PHP 5.2 reached “End of life” several years ago.
I would not recomend anyone go that far back.
PHP 5.6 and 7.0 supported for critical security issues only.
PHP 7.1 is the current version.
http://php.net/supported-versions.php
If you can I would try 5.6, also I would contact the vendor about the issue you are having.
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hmm. I’m on Chillidog Hosting (@barchard What is our PHP version?) and can’t imagine I’m not updated to the latest PHP. My Formloom 3 page is fine and my CAPTCHA shows up… https://lisasandlerphotography.com/contact/
Thx for the correx. I should have written 5.6.
afaik Chilidog does not update php automatically, i imagine so things that require an older version do not get broken. So best to check your CPanel and see what version you’re on.
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huh. ok. thx Dave. What do I click on in Cpanel? There are several php thingys lol
It’s Software > MultiPhp Manager You’re then given a choice of which php version you can select.
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You can update it and then test your form and see if it still works. If not, just change it back. It’s pretty much instantaneous i think, but maybe wait a few minutes before testing. You can also check if any other stacks that use php are still working OK.
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thanks. Seems to be working ok.
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I remove php versions as they reach end of life. You can choose between 5.6, 7, and 7.1 at the moment.
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Yes it’s instant. That’s the beauty in it 
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As usual, Greg, everything is easy with you and Chillidog I don’t see any problems.
If you have a test PHP page, you can add this code to an HTML stack:
<?php
echo 'Current PHP version: ' . phpversion();
?>
It will show you the PHP version.
If you want all the info(pages), there is add this code:
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
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…or you can use Joe Workman’s Server Info stack for more comprehensive, very detailed info…
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Rob,
Take a try at PHPInfo above, it gives you everything possible to get from the server. Pages and pages of info.
Thanks, Doug, I will try it, although Server Info stack gives me more information than I know what to do with it… 
Hello Everyone,
Please ignore this post as it is totally FALSE. Our demo form is running on PHP 7 and works just fine.
http://yabdab.com/demo/formloom/
The original poster’s form may have stopped working after the PHP switch, but that does not necessarily mean that PHP 7 does not work.
It could be anything from incorrect session settings or required modules not being installed.
The poster never sent me the url to a non-working page so I was unable to verify the issues causing his capthca to stop working.
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Works fine for me as well.