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Hello Ashikur,

Thank you for your response, and for pointing out the Abandoned Cart feature – that may just be the solution I’m looking for. I was having another issue with how carts are tracked in FluentCRM so that may be another issue I need to investigate. But either way, I appreciate your response.

Ibrahim,

Thank you so much for the thorough and thoughtful response. Since writing my review, I’ve run into an additional issue that I’m hoping can be resolved as it’s a blocker for us adding to our mailing list contacts. I very much appreciate you forwarding these concerns on to the development team – it’s unfortunate that the support team I was speaking to didn’t have the same response.

This is a fairly big issue for us as well. WooCommerce has had the Blocks-based checkout as default for some time now, and allowing the customer to subscribe during checkout is important for building our mailing list. Hoping for a resolution soon.

I’m sorry for the delay – I’ve lost contact with the customer so I’m unable to gather any further information. To be clear, I’m the admin who’s managing the store, and the user I’m interacting with is a customer who was having the issues checking out. We had the default value of -100 to take advantage of the feature you had added, and at this point I decided to leave it as is since it seems like this may have been a one-off issue. I apologize for the false alarm and appreciate you engaging me on this. If you still want to see the site, please let me know and I’ll PM you the address.

Thanks for getting back to me on that. The customer is confirming now that this wasn’t the behavior they noticed when they tried it before – they had to fill out payment information on the page before submitting so there was lots of input, although they’re having trouble reproducing the exact same issue now. We’re both scratching our heads about what happened before and wondering if it’s a more widespread issue. They’re going to try again later to reproduce. With this information though, do you have any ideas what may have happened?

Adding additional information:

The user is reporting that when the Checkout page is loaded, the CAPTCHA element loads, but the checkbox does not appear (see below) until they move their cursor anywhere on the page. This is in Chrome on MacOS.

Thanks for the response and for giving me hope we’ll see this at some point! If it’s any help, hCaptcha has this implemented so you may be able to find some similarities that way.

• This reply was modified 6 months ago by funcdesign.

Sent, thank you for the recommendation!

Hi Peter,

The most important feature for me is being able to CAPTCHA guest orders because that’s what bots will use for carding attacks. I’ve found that limiting account creation to a successful purchase has worked well too since a transaction is required. I didn’t realize that the CAPTCHA didn’t apply to the checkout page at all! Is there any word on when we might be able to apply CAPTCHAs to the checkout page?

Thanks for the info and for getting back to me.

Thank you, I hope this is something they’ll consider doing.

Thank you for your consideration! Is there a way for me to follow the progress of this feature request?

Pavel,

Thank you for that info – I wasn’t aware that it was based on login attempts only. Thank you for clearing that up!

I apologize. We had a CF7 form created but apparently we were using Divi’s form on the page. Many thanks for correcting me!

The form can be found at: https://gallicchioglass.com/contact-us/

Thank you!