SamWired

If anyone needs a temporary solution use the WP Rollback plugin to roll CF7 back to 5.0.5, then add your V2 keys back to the integration section and V2 recaptcha will return.

That got it, thanks

Hi Tijmen, I was not even aware there was a dedicated CSV Manager add-on!

I actually used the All Import WP plugin to import the store data, do you think getting the official CSV Manager addon should fix the location issue?

Thanks,
Sam

All good now, just found the issue to be the ‘password protected’ plugin, I had an IP restriction set there because the site is in development which must block the check somehow.

Thanks for your help

Interesting, I feel the assumption that the file editor needs to be made “idiot proof” for lack of a better term is maybe a little off. I don’t think inexperienced users would or should be messing around with theme files anyway. I still think it would be nice to have the option to turn the checking function off, at which point you could display a warning saying turning this feature off could break your site etc. Because it’s fairly easy to revert any misstep through external FTP anyway. I just prefer using the WP editor for convenience and to avoid sync issues.

Hi Steve,

Thanks for getting back to me, I’ve installed the plugin but it seems like the loopback functionality is intact ‘ – The loopback request to your site completed successfully.’

Any ideas?

Cheers,
Sam

Also SFTP is not ideal when multiple people are working on the same site as you run into sync issues, hence it would be nice if this worked as it used to. Thanks

+1 Same issue for me, tried formatting the column as plain text but keeps reverting to automatic

Thanks superjany! Looks like a great solution ??

Well after having no success getting the people that manage the database to update it I’ve had to disable the plugin, we are just getting too many inaccurate blocks. This is a real shame because the plugin itself is great but it’s totally undermined by that IP2nation database. As mentioned before a feature to whitelist IPs could be a manual way to address the inaccuracies, or using a more up to date database like the maxmind one. Bit frustrating given we invested quite a bit of time getting it to work.