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Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Simple Google reCAPTCHA] Not workingFlatsome has 140,000+ sales on themeforest, it’s one of the most widely used paid themes. I did some more testing and I don’t think it’s a flatsome theme issue because the normal wordpress signin form also does not work with this plugin. It gives the same error I mentioned above. I understand that it’s working on other sites and I’m confused as to what’s going on but it doesn’t seem like there’s any good way to troubleshoot this. recaptcha v3 is just a nightmare, none of the plugins (paid or not) work correctly. I’ve paid for three plugins and they’re all giving issues of some kind with recaptcha v3 (I have one that works fine for v2). Probably go back to v2 and the v2 keys.
Also I didn’t rate the plugin or leave a top level review.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Simple Google reCAPTCHA] Not workingMine is not working on registration or login but it works otherwise. Maybe because the registration is a popup on the homepage (that’s how the Flatsome theme works) rather than the wordpress registration?
But it just says “Google reCAPTCHA verification failed. The response parameter is missing”.
And the google admin console says “We detected that your site is verifying reCAPTCHA passed solutions less than 50% of the time. This could indicate a problem with your integration with reCAPTCHA. Please see our developer site for more information.”
So something is definitely wrong with the implementation. I definitely have the right keys for v3 and I have v3 enabled. But it doesn’t work for registration, I’ve tested repeatedly. Seems to work fine on the cart and other pages, it doesn’t stop anyone from checking out, just from logging in and registering.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Recently Popular] Why adding db row prt each page view ?FYI I took an older version of this plugin and paid a guy on RAC to make a new table which caches the data every hour. The cache refresh gets called on pageload so basically there’s one semislow pageload per hour. I’m doing a 30 day timeframe on a pretty busy blog/news site fwiw. I can share the code but it won’t work with the latest version of the plugin.
Also, now I see above the decoded php. Sorry I missed it the first time through.
I found the same thing but two accounts, thanks for the tip.
Has anyone decoded the code to see what it looks like?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 2.7 Visual Editor has Vanished on some Postsshimshon,
Open up your firefox error console, clear and then do a Ctrl+F5 refresh. Let me know what shows up there.
presto,
Yea, pop up blockers could cause a problem I suppose, although I am not sure how.
iq,
The autoupgrader could easily have been subject to the same problems as manual upgraders. Therefore, I would recommend deactivating it and doing a manual upgrade (which is very simple, there are instructions on this site for that).
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 2.7 Visual Editor has Vanished on some PostsOops, by “on a post” I meant “on a post you’re editing”
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 2.7 Visual Editor has Vanished on some PostsUncleAsh,
Step 1: Deactivate TinyMCE Advanced
Step 2: Follow my instructions in the blog post linked above — ie, completely delete and repopulate your /wp-includes/js/ directory.Then go to a Ctrl+R (or the force refresh in Mac) on a post. Your problem should be fixed.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: WP 2.7 Coltrane Visual Text Editor (WYSIWYG) has a BUGI also posted about this in the big thread in the Troubleshooting, but this is a separate forum, so other people might be helped by this here…
This problem is due to missing Javascript. Double check your wp-includes/js/ folder to make sure that everything lines up with the information in this blog post I just made:
https://www.natarem.com/2008/12/17/wordpress-27-visual-editor-problems/
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 2.7 Visual Editor has Vanished on some PostsThis problem is due to missing Javascript. Double check your wp-includes/js/ folder to make sure that everything lines up with the information in this blog post I just made:
https://www.natarem.com/2008/12/17/wordpress-27-visual-editor-problems/