Plugin Author
Aidas
(@frankenstein-uk)
Hi, could you please send me your website address?
Have you set up reCaptcha API keys in plugin settings correctly?
http://edconsulting.org/form/
Pretty sure the API keys are correct. I have copied and pasted them twice. The reCaptcha loads, and looks like it works but maybe doesn’t report back correctly to the form?
Thanks for any help you can give me…
Plugin Author
Aidas
(@frankenstein-uk)
Have you defined domain correctly when obtaining reCaptcha API?
http://i.imgur.com/zhauvgP.jpg
It should right domain specified. Double check if you have site key and site secret in correct fields.
Let me know if this gets you any further.
Also, when I was building this site on my computer, Google would throw the error about incorrect domain – I don’t get that now that it is live on the web.
Plugin Author
Aidas
(@frankenstein-uk)
Ok, I will keep you posted, gonna investigate this issue further, although works fine for me.
Thanks Aidas – really appreciate it. Will keep looking on my side too.
Update – I installed reCaptcha plugin and am using it on Comments with exact same settings – it works…
Plugin Author
Aidas
(@frankenstein-uk)
Thanks for update, I am reviewing the code to spot possible issue, could you screen your form settings page for me?? Do you have skype? Maybe I could inspect your website myself?
I do have skype – username eyjrichardson. I am now thinking that it might be a site problem. While I do not get an error when using the WP-recaptcha plugin, all comments are sent to spam in WP. I have tried deleting and creating a new key but it is showing the same behavior.
Plugin Author
Aidas
(@frankenstein-uk)
Sorted!
For everyone who have same issue, please check php_info(); whenever you allow_url_fopen is on. If you host allow_url_fopen is set to 0, it won’t allow to receive reCapchta result via php.
You can try to fix it by adding following line to php.ini:
allow_url_fopen = 1
