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Thanks for replying. This is great plugin to move from dev to prod.

Ok turns out that the culprit was another recaptcha plugin that I used to secure the login and comments. It seems that although comments is disabled, the scripts are still loaded. After turning off the other recaptcha plugin, it’s all good.

For those interested, the way to replicate this is simply refresh the form page rapidly about 5/10 times and you’ll see the capthca craps out every now and then.

Hi guys, this just happened to me recently. It’s really hard to reproduce as well as it happens really intermittently. My guess is probably due to slower connections or some sort of race conditions?

I’ve even turned off all the w3cache minifications and any cloudflare js optimisations too.

Any idea?

Hi Rene,

Yeah these are custom scripts made by me. It’s always a good idea to test with jQuery instead of $ anyway.

I don’t think a workaround is needed at the moment, perhaps just mention it in your readme or faq. I’m not sure which part of your plugin (if indeed) is overriding $ though.

I’ll give this a run for a week or so and will get back to you.

The website is https://www.codingepiphany.com. Your plugin seems to be working fine so far.

Kind Regards,

Arvy

Ok, so it seems I have to enclose some of the custom jQuery functions with jQuery(function($) {

})

All seems working for now.

Hi Rene,

I tried installing this on the blog however it creates errors. Basically jQuery seemed to load, hence in the console $ becomes undefined.

I’m loading jQuery from the googleapis cdn.

Has this happen to you before?

Hi Rene,

Thanks for the confirmation. I’ll give it a shot and provide ratings.

Kind Regards,

Arvy

I’ll have to say that I was wondering how to do this as well. I think one of the problems with enforcing showing the author on sitemap is that bots may be use this information to try and hit the blog login page.

Love this plugin and would be great if we can turn off the author in the XML sitemap. Thanks.