Robert Peake

The easiest workaround would be to not use the shortcode, just the link URL. It will still pick a random page from that category. HTH!

Why do you need your domain in front? /random/?cat=cat1 should go to the exact same place when clicked…

I have checked the login prompt within the checkout flow and the my account area on multiple unrelated sites running the latest versions of WooCommerce and this plugin (make sure you have the right one!–there are several) and can not reproduce any problem.

I also see it show up in your own checkout flow: https://www.ventilace.com/pokladna/ when I have an item in the cart and click “Vracející se zákazník? Klikněte zde pro p?ihlá?ení”, even though it looks like you are using a custom template for checkout (the default has the login prompt at page top).

If you are still experiencing problems, the next place I would check is the other plugins that were updated alongside Woo recently.

Good luck!

You’re welcome. Thanks for taking the time to drop a nice comment

I’m in minimal/maintenance mode with my own captcha plugin ??

Disappearing from login, forgot password, and registration forms is correct behaviour when deactivating. Another theme or plugin may still be interfering when it is active.

Check to see if any other active plugins/themes are implementing a custom registration page. Good luck!

After upgrading core to 5.7.1 we see “ERROR : Incorrect ReCaptcha, please try again.” on both the registration and login page in cases where the recaptcha has not been checked. Please make sure you have the correct plugin form (there are several for recaptcha) and check that there is not a conflict with another (possibly also recently updated?) plugin.

Try deleting the plugin folder. Also make sure you have the correct plugin form, as there are many recaptcha plugins. Good luck!

Google decides whether to give you an image challenge or not. If you use the same browser and log in often, it will usually stop prompting you after awhile.

@edigital thanks for reporting this and for the screenshot. Unfortunately, I can’t reproduce this issue on any of the several WooCommerce website where I currently run this plugin. The code displayed is meant to be wrapped in <script> tags, and it is on all the sites I checked–but something about your site’s unique configuration seems to be stripping it out somewhere.

@richsadams – while I have no reason to believe this is a widespread issue (I can’t reproduce it) I’d be curious to hear if you experience it as well.

1.6.11 should be backwards-compatible with PHP 5.5 (or, at least, this error should go away… I don’t have such an old version to test it myself).

Good luck!

This is a problem with PHP versions less than or equal to 5.5. The code that triggers it existed in previous versions, so something must have changed on your server. Note that PHP 5x was discontinued in 2019, and versions below 5.5 are insecure. At minimum, you want to upgrade to 5.6.40, and ideally upgrade to PHP 7x or PHP 8x.

I have pushed a backwards compatibility fix in 1.6.11, however as I say you have bigger (security) problems is you are running PHP <= 5.5 which you should address with your hosting provider.

To disable the plugin if you are locked out, simply delete the entire plugin file directory from the plugins directory.

Good luck!

I am currently running this on several multisite installations. Here’s what I get:

1. There is no link to settings in the “network dashboard” for multisite
2. With the plugin network activated, on each sub-site, I get a settings link in that sub-site’s dashboard
3. When I click, I get to the right settings page
4. I have to enter the settings for each and every sub-site (there is no global, one-time for the whole multisite settings page)

I’m sorry to hear you have a different experience than the above. Anything unusual/different in what you are doing that you can think of?

Make sure the location you are editing resolves short codes.