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As far as I know, there is no difference. I have about 25 forms that have been created over the last 2-3 years. I have retroactively added the Google reCAPTCHA option to all of them, and they seem to work except for this one. I have noticed that the others work by simply checking the box “I am not a robot.” But this one (I guess because it’s not working correctly) keeps popping up grids of pictures for me to choose from.

Nope, no cache plugin installed. All the other forms that I’ve created that use FSCF work. Only this one doesn’t seem to submit correctly.

I started a new thread entitled, “Google reCAPTCHA v2 won’t submit.”

I’m having the same issue. I have many forms on the same website that use the Google reCAPTCHA v2. All are working except for one that I edited today. It simply gives me the message “Please complete the CAPTCHA.” I’ve emptied my cache, as well as unchecked and checked the “Enable Google reCAPTCHA v2” button. Nothing seems to work.

Nick,

I rarely ever add, change, or modify my theme, widgets, etc. I know your plugin was working correctly a few months ago and now, I, too, am not getting event description popups when I click on the dot in the sidebar calendar widget. I haven’t updated the theme in a while so it can’t be that. Below is my system report:

### WordPress Installation ###

Site Name: Area III
Home URL: https://www.areaiii.org
Site URL: https://www.areaiii.org
Version: 4.5.9
Locale: en_US
Timezone: America/New_York
Multisite: No
Permalinks: /%postname%/
WP Memory Limit: 40 MB
WP Debug Mode: No
Script Debug: No

### Active Theme ###

Theme: Canvas – 4.7.9
Child Theme: No
Parent Theme: –

### Active Plugins ###

Simple Download Monitor: 3.4.2
NextGEN Gallery: 2.2.10
WooCommerce Helper: 1.7.2
UpdraftPlus – Backup/Restore: 1.13.4
Simple Calendar: 3.1.9
Google Analytics Dashboard for WP (GADWP): 5.0.1
Responsive Accordion And Collapse: 1.9.0
Event Registration: 6.02.02
Event Registration – Coordinator Module: 1.00
TinyMCE Advanced: 4.3.10.1
Fast Secure Contact Form: 4.0.51
Email Address Encoder: 1.0.5
wp-jquery-lightbox: 1.4.8
Social Media Widget: 4.0.6
Exclude Pages from Navigation: 1.92
WooSlider: 2.4.1
WP-Table Reloaded: 1.9.4
WP Editarea: 0.4
Easy Table: 1.6
Simply Show IDs: 1.3.3
Ninja Forms: 3.1.4
Link to Post: 1.0.2

### Server Environment ###

Web Server: Apache
PHP Version: 5.4.43
MySQL Version: <mark class=
Server Timezone: UTC
Display Errors: No
Memory Limit: 256M
Upload Max Filesize: 10M
Post Max Size: 10M
Max Execution Time: 30
Max Input Vars: 1000
fsockopen: Yes
cURL: 7.24.0
OpenSSL/1.0.0
SOAP: Yes
SUHOSIN: No
WP Remote POST: Yes
WP Remote GET: Yes

### Client Information ###

IP Address: 74.220.215.62
Browser: Firefox 53.0 (Apple)

Excellent! Thanks!

Actually, they’re events created at the exact same time while logged into the same account. I have another event in the same month on the 22-23rd that shows up fine on the website widget. The only one not showing up is the April 1-2 event.

I’m having the same issue. I have updated to 3.0.9 and have deleted the event in Google Calendar and added it back in, but still no luck. All my other events come in fine. You can view the event (for April 1 no less) on the Google Calendar under the menu tab “Events” and “Event Calendar.” But it’s not showing up on the widget on the home page. https://www.areaiii.org

All fixed. Host added wp-cron file back. Apparently they disabled it because of a high rate of bot attacks, etc. ??? Anyway, all good.

I’m actually getting a “No Input File Specified” message. Duh, because there’s no wp-cron.php file there. Sounds like I just need to get my host to rectify this.

There was NOT a wp-cron.php file in the list under file manager. I found a tutorial about how to create a manual cron job using the Cron Jobs tool under the Advanced area of my cPanel. Here’s the command line I used according to the tutorial to prompt the scheduler to check every six hours for tasks…

cd /home/userna5/public_html; php -q wp-cron.php

substituting my home path ID where userna5 goes. Will this work with Updraft Plus?

Just looked for wp-cron.php in my cpanel file manager, but it wasn’t there.

David,

I just looked through my wp-config file and it was still showing up as define(‘DISABLE_WP_CRON’, false);. I did add the define(‘ALTERNATE_WP_CRON’, true); line but that’s not what you’re seeing apparently.

Sorry, made an error in the above post. In the line define(‘DISABLE_WP_CRON’, true); in my wp_config.php file I changed true to false as suggested.

Woops. Never mind. I had my number of days out as only 7. I changed it to 60 and now it’s fine.