Kim Gow

Hello,

You can change submit and text button colour in Settings under heading below:
Prayer Button Colour
Prayer Button Text Colour
I will change the description to Submit Button and text colour in next update.

Regards

Hello,

Sorry, I updated the WP Prayer Plugin description. There is the “Pray” button which records number of times request was prayed for.

Thank you

Hello,

Please update to version 2.0.9

Thank you.

Hello,

When the “Pray” button id pressed, there is no email is sent to the requestor. There is only a count of the numbers of time Pray button is pressed which means the number of times the prayer request was pray for by person(s).

Regards

Hello,

Please update to version 1.4.4

Thank you.

Here is a more readable format answer to question 1:
WP Prayer
Category Yes
Comments Yes
Country code Yes
Custom admin message Yes
Custom user message Yes
email notify to admin Yes
email notify to user Yes
Export to pdf & text file Yes
Google reCaptcha v3
Praise listing Yes
Praise submit Yes
Pray button Yes
Pray count Yes
Prayer listing Yes
Prayer submit Yes
Public, private, password No
Record ip address Yes
Terms & Condition check Yes
Trackback & pingback No
Wordpress Permalink No

WP Prayer II
Category Yes
Comments Yes
Country code Yes
Custom admin message Yes
Custom user message Yes
email notify to admin Yes
email notify to user Yes
Export to pdf & text file No
Google reCaptcha v2
Praise listing Yes
Praise submit Yes
Pray button Yes
Pray count Yes
Prayer listing Yes
Prayer submit Yes
Public, private, password Yes
Record ip address No
Terms & Condition check No
Trackback & pingback Yes
Wordpress Permalink Yes

Answer to question 1:
Compare WP Prayer WP Prayer II
Category Y Y
Comments Y Y
Country code Y Y
Custom admin message Y Y
Custom user message Y Y
email notify to admin Y Y
email notify to user Y Y
Export to pdf & text file Y
Google reCaptcha v3 v2
Praise listing Y
Praise submit Y
Pray button Y Y
Pray count Y Y
Prayer listing Y Y
Prayer submit Y Y
Public, private, password Y
Record ip address Y
Terms & Condition check Y
Trackback & pingback Y
Wordpress Permalink Y

Answer to question 2:
No, there is no option to make their request private. This option will be available in a future release.

Answer to question 3 and 4:
Content visibility is about controlling who can see your content. WordPress allows you to control the visibility of your posts and Pages on an individual basis. By default, all posts and Pages are visible. You can set the visibility of WP Prayer on page/post for public, private, or Password Protected.

Visibility for posts and Pages is set from the Edit screen. The option is available under the “Publish” option normally found at the top-right of the Edit screen.

The options are:
Public: The default, viewable to all.
Password Protected: Clicking this radio button followed by “OK” causes a further text box to appear, into which you can enter a password.
Private: This option hides the content from the public completely.

Hello,

Yes, check the box -> Send Email Notification User is to be notified via email after submitting the prayer request in Settings module.

Thank you

Hello,

Is it reCAPTCHA v3 keys that is entered.

God bless

Hello,

Please allow to post prayer without login.

Thank you

Hello,

Can you tell me when did these duplicate entries start to appear.

Thank you

Hello,

In the Settings module, set “Default requests to status pending” checkbox to blank.

God Bless

Hello,

I looked at the website link and I do not see spaces above the list. Can you email me a screenshot.

God bless

Hello,

Great, please contact me by contact form on website goprayer.com or goministry.com

Thank you.

Hello,
I see the Google reCAPTCHA settings are not setup.

If you are using the WP Prayer, you have the option to set up an “I’m not a robot” check box to ensure everyone who signs up on your list is a real person. You need to have a Google account to use Google reCAPTCHA. If you do not have one, sign up for one, it is free. Make sure you have WordPress version 4.0.0+ or the supported PHP version 5.4+.

To use Google reCAPTCHA:
1. Go to https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin and log into your Google account.
2. Select reCAPTCHA v2.
3. Enter your website domain. If you have multiple domains, add each one on their own line. Check off that you accept the terms of service, then click Register.
4. Now you will be on the API key page. Copy the Site key and Secret key. You might want to have 2 browser windows open so you can copy and paste each key easily.
5. Paste them into the matching fields here: WP Prayer > Settings, scroll down to the Google reCAPTCHA. Click Save.
6. Your Prayer request form will have the reCAPTCHA checkbox at the bottom.

Thank you and God bless.