Earl Peter JG

They need money. What do you expect the developers to eat?

Anyway, basic features are available. You can create backup and restore them through file upload.

Have you checked the .htaccess file of your WordPress installation? You can find this file in the root of your WordPress. You should have the following code on top of your file.

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_METHOD} OPTIONS
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ $l [R=200,L]

How did you implement the login/signup?

For reference: Woocommerce users or customers are actually WordPress users, more like blog subscribers (just like woocommere products are WordPress posts, so to create a user you could use WP_API functions for that purpose.

wp_create_user To create users with minimum parameters (username, password, and email).
wp_insert_user To create users with extended user data.

I assume that user roles must match those that woocommerce handle (customers or shop managers) Now there’s also an endpoint for creating/updating/listing customers in WooCommerce REST API (https://woothemes.github.io/woocommerce-rest-api-docs/#customers) but there’s no login/auth support at the moment.

For login/authentication there are two mechanisms in the WP_API: CookieAuth and OAuth If you explain what you are trying to accomplish it would be easier to help.

Read more here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/32980962/4469947

Thanks in advance, WP Cerber Team. But please still leave an option to keep reCAPTCHA v2.

Hello!

As far as I know, reCAPTCHA adjusts automatically to the language of the user’s browser.

Even if you setup your website as Spanish, but if the user is using an English website, reCAPTCHA will display itself as English. (Same goes for any other languages)