wzub

Thanks @abdullahramzan – Yes that is what we are doing as well – it is not enabled network-wide, but enabled on each subsite individually.

Thanks for explaining this further @wpmudevsupport16

We also have an embedded form in our footer, so that is always loaded. Would we be able to use that form’s display count cookie to limit the popup?

I tried setting a Browser Cookie visibility rule against that form’s cookie (hustle_module_show_count-embedded-4) > 1, but that didn’t seem to work either.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by wzub. Reason: Added info on a step I've tried

Thanks for the update @wpmudevsupport15. Could you give an estimated time when I can expect more info? Or have I misunderstood and there is a setting I need to change?

Here is a link to the exported popup:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WoI3CNf-f7ArI8kLlh7rHnkP-RwOGP_Y/view?usp=sharing

Thanks

Hello @wpmudev-support6, any update on this?

Thanks Dimitris – I’ve tried setting the “Number of times visitor has seen” to >1 on the popup, but with this it never gets triggered even if I browse different pages and reopen the page.

Hi there – has there been any update on this issue?

That’s great to know, thank you! I’ll mark this as resolved and look forward to the update that corrects this.

Having the ability to selectively disable/enable recaptcha on individual contact forms would also be helpful.

Thanks for pointing that out! Turns out I had set www in the Site Address and non-www in WordPress Address, which was causing this problem. So I didn’t even need to change the CSS file after fixing that in the settings.