physalis

Any news? Getting this error debug mode on, too :(. Replacing the line surely helps at least in my case.

I deleted the old shortcode, created a new one in the interface and let the plugin insert it. Unfortunately, that didn’t help in my case. Glad though it works for you, @li-an.

Well, unfortunately, I updated plus updated the shortcode to move the CSS outside the field, but I get SPAM all the time nonetheless, unfortunately. I assume this doesn’t help, too bad, as it was a non-intrusive way of securing contact forms on the web up to date.

It woks? It works? Yes, unfortunately it doesn’t seem to stop the SPAM that got in recently. Seems we have to find another solution?

@daobydesign unfortunately the SPAM messages still get through. I had changed the ID of the field beforehand and now just re-uploaded your changed plugin file, nothing bettered so far :(.

@daobydesign I just implemented it, will test it out (probably needs a night full of bots) and will report in :)!

I use your Honeypot plugin on many customer and my own sites. So far only one form is being hit like crazy since a few weeks, and I was kind of lazy trying to fix it. Interesting enough, it only hits one of two contact forms on my site, one that is on every page though (footer). Just wanted to me-too and follow this in order to hear about a possible fix :).

Same here, did someone come up with anything able to fix this? This does only occur on dropdowns/select fields it seems, checkboxes are fine it occurs.

Here too!

I can confirm this, very frustrating, but this is still happening, as well with other WPML compatible plugins, broke them as well. No fix in sight?

Same problem here. Latest version of the plugin as well as WordPress’!

Any updates on this matter, @designwall?

Thanks in advance!

Hi @designwall,

I don’t know if I get you right. I gave Contributors all rights in the permissions screen. Still, Contributors are not able to handle questions at all in the backend (no viewing, approving, deleting, editing etc.). Why is there such a setting when user roles still cannot do anything? Plus I can see the privileges given with a user role plugin, but only Editors and above seem to have actually the rights to do so.

All the best

Eno

Hi @designwall,

as indicated (‘even though all permissions are set the same and they are allowed to do anything in DWQA’), I had done that already, plus checked with a user role managing plugin that showed the same rights for the user role. I even tried it out with a completely blank site, only installing the plugin and setting the rights for Contributors to be able to answer, publish, delete etc. questions, answers and comments. Still, Contributors are not able to do anything about questions not coming from themselves. I haven’t changed anything about the default rights for Contributors (hence ‘blank site’). Can you take a look into it?

What I did (with the blank site example):

1. Installed WordPress and DWQA.
2. Granted ALL rights to Contributors under Questions > Settings > Permissions for Contributors for questions, answers and comments. Checked that questions need moderation before being published.
3. Asked a question anonymously or with some user account that is not an admin.
4. Logged in as a Contributor and see the question as pending, but am not able to do anything about it (no View/Edit/Approve/Delete option).

Best

Eno

@jkrill thanks for the update, hehe :). Seems to work after manually refreshing!