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Digging further it has the error “Your entered code is incorrect” but my keys are correct. I’ve even deleted and recreated them and it still say incorrect.

Only on this one website (at the moment) but it was working with I initially set it up.

Any help?

We’re also experiencing this problem on one of our websites.

We have it working fine on another website on the same server.

It says “
Validation errors occurred. Please confirm the fields and submit it again.”

Has anyone else experienced this or do the authors have any fix for it?

We’ve also seen this on a few sites.
As yet, we don’t know where it is or how it got there.

We’ve re-installed WordPress and deactivated plugins to try and find it.

Still looking.

Thanks.
I forgot that flag.

This issue is resolved.

I think I found it.
The theme wasn’t calling wp_footer in the footer.php

Fixed it now.

Switching to the default theme is not really an option on a live and constantly used website.

I have to add, we’ve also just added this recaptcha to another website usinf CF7 without this issue, so I assume it is down to the theme (which was built a long time ago, from scratch by someone else).

How does the plugin add the js file to the header? Where can I find it in the code of the plugin?
I might be able to update the theme to work correctly with it, instead of just adding the line I did to the header file.

We’re having exactly the same issue at the moment.
No matter what we do, we can’t get subscribers to have access to view private events.

Was there ever an answer to this?

Hi,

I’m still not seeing any updates.
I now have it working initially (I had to use an external website on a VPS as a source) but it won’t sync when cron is run.
I know the job is running as I’m using cron-view plugin to see the jobs.

Can anyone help?

To reproduce:

– Create a page
– add an anchor in visual display mode
– Switch to text display mode and the code for the a tag isn’t there.

If I edit the plugin to change it from id to name and run the same test, it works.

In the file mce/anchor/plugin.js file I changed line 22.
From
id: e.data.name
to
name: e.data.name

I also made the same change in the plugin.min.js file.

(This may not be the correct change but it worked for me).

I have seen this problem too on many customer sites since upgrading to 4.0.2.

I think the issue is that the anchor created is

<a id="test"></a>

when it should be

<a name="test"></a>

Hope this helps.

Thanks. This was it. After upgrading WordPress (and WooCommerce, just to be sure) it worked.

This is what I tried originally before I reported the issue but I could only use small sizes, not the sizes we wanted.

I have my main area as w=600 h=520 and the page is then w=300 h=520 but the images still don’t look right.

If I set “auto image sizing” on. then the images fit but are every blurry when zoomed in.
If I set “auto image sizing” off then the zoomed in images look OK but they don’t fit in the space (I see the image repeated underneath it).

I also have an issue with loading images but I’ll create a new issue for that.

the problem now is that 400 is too small. I want to make the book as big as possible within the content area.
Setting the height to 520 and width to 600 in both places also showed the same repeating images.

I’ve tried with auto-resize on and off.
with it off, the images look clearer (as the original images are bigger than 600/520).

To have the pages as big as possible and have clear images, what settings should we use?

Hi,
I don’t think that’s the issue.
It is repeating the same image, one above the other.

The image isn’t being resized to the size of the page in the book configuration.
Main animation: width=650, height=520.
page animation: width=300, height=400.

The uploaded image is w=580, h=802 and it’s resized to 300/400.
The page code shows that the div holding the image is width: 325px; height: 520px;

I assume the background is repeated which is why it shows part of the image again underneath.