zo1111

fixed it by doing Allow:Null in validation

Is there a reason to have a trailing slash as the end? Is that better for seo? I think this plugin cause a trailing slash on all urls

Perfect. thanks!

Sorry — follow up question. What happens in the event of de-activating plugin in future (for testing purposes etc). It doesn’t “undo” the changes right?

Any answer?

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Is there a way to exclude pages from the wp dashboard using classic editor? ty

• This reply was modified 9 months, 1 week ago by zo1111.

Thanks for the code but I’ll probably just skip this plugin. Just not worth it for UX to have a permanent reCAPTCHA badge on all pages

 reCAPTCHA’s script file is loaded on every page, can I stop it?

If there’s no way to stop this it’s not worth using the plugin. Right now I have it deactiated. UI / UX for users matters. I have recaptcha on login page for a different plugin and that doesn’t cause the entire site to permanently have the badge.

great thanks

Agreed. That would help a lot with getting feedback.

I didn’t say I’m going to sue PMP, I said the users are going to end up suing ME because of PMP. This is a Paid plugin. Meaning we pay for support to fix issues when they arise.

Not only that, this is a CRITICAL plugin. It’s dealing with our ability to make revenue + our site visitor’s real money. If they get screwed over because of an irresponsible plugin or support, it becomes a marketing / PR nightmare. So I’d hope that PMP support would take that responsibility seriously.

If this was a free plugin that didn’t have important ramifications for users (and the businesses that buy the plugin), I wouldn’t care as much. It’s not a “contact form” plugin or something, it’s something that could get your customers in Legal trouble.

Wow. Not surprising

Thanks, when I tried to copy and paste I got a WP error. Do you exactly what to copy and paste into functions file?

anyone?