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I think I’ve just located an article that says this isn’t possible with Custom Post Types without doing some hacking. There isn’t an option to delete a topic else I would delete this thread…

Hi Paula,

The author recently made an update that provides a setting to position the reCaptcha form. I believe you are referring to the Better WordPress reCaptcha?

Khang,

The plugin uses the hooks to display the recaptcha below the logged in message or below your user fields when not logged in respectively.

I think you can see the same issue on the default 2014 theme.

I’m not sure yet how to send comments.php to you, but I’m going to figure that out right now.

I disabled BWP and installed WP-reCaptcha. It corrected the issue in one of my Contact Form 7 forms and also effected the Post Comments form – though reCaptcha now displays underneath the Submit button. :S

Setting the tabindex isn’t going to effect this problem.

rtomo,

I resolve the issue by creating my own contact form using Contact Form 7. Your post is pretty old, but if you are still seeking an answer you might find these plugins helpful:

Contact Form 7

Better WordPress reCAPTCHA

Contact Form 7 BWP reCAPTCHA Extension

Next, create a new form using Contact Form 7 and then use the shortcode in your Contact page.

Hi Dan,

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Me too. Mine had no problem with the test until updating to the new W3 Total Cache. Now I get a red box containing “Error: Empty hostname”.

Wish we didn’t have this problem, but glad that it’s likely not our configuration(s).

We are also running WP 3.6 and the latest version of W3 Total Cache v0.9.3

As a side thought, if it isn’t possible to specify a product sku in the URL directly, possibly I can refer to a page template with the sku specified in the querystring, like:

/product-by-sku.php/?sku=ABC1234

Then the template could determine the correct slug based on the sku?

If it isn’t possible to specify the sku in the URL directly can anyone give me an idea on how to get the slug by sku using PHP?

Btw, the sku will be for variations.

Thanks.

Ah. I was wondering if this was something in the theme. I see there is some logic whether to show it or not, but the setting doesn’t seem to exist in my theme settings. I’ll probably just comment it out for now.

Thank you. ??

Hi Frumph. The @ini_set worked perfectly. Did something change in 3.5 to cause this?

Thx!

Possibly there is a problem in your .htaccess or web.config URL Rewrite rules?

Just a thought…

Hi Mika,

I do see the Registration settings and I see where users can be allowed to create sites, but I’m not seeing a setting that automatically creates their site.

At this point I’ve installed s2Member plugin and it appears to have taken control of most of the Registration Settings options, which I think is favorable at this time. I might have a reason to change that later, but still, I don’t see where I can set to have a site automatically created.

I would like to have a site created for the user under specific circumstances. For example, say I have a pay site that also allows a free membership also. The only reason someone would pay for a subscription is to get their own site. In that case I don’t see a reason for asking them to check a checkbox to create it, I just want to do it and inform them of their URL. Free members can not have a site no matter what.

Thank you Mika!

Well, I don’t have an account created right now where I can track it down, but I created an account last night and opted to have a site created also. Bouncing around through the options/settings, I saw where I could have created ANOTHER site if I wanted to while logged in as the user.

I guess I don’t understand why I would install a plugin to detect if a user already has a site created, then offer them an opportunity to create another site, and then let the plugin redirect them elsewhere if they choose that option.

I’d rather set a limit of 1 site per user and not offer them any option to create another site.