this is the code:
<img width="1" style="position: absolute" height="1" src="//www.sweetcaptcha.com/api/v2/apps/csrfp/999999?=999999999999999&mobile=0">
and this is the line of code in sweetcaptcha.php that is causing this:
wp_enqueue_script('sweetcaptcha-csrf', '//'.SWEETCAPTCHA_SITE_URL.'/api/v2/apps/csrf/'.$app_id, array(), $ver, true);
@ericgf Awesome, thank you! Commented it out and it fixed it.
I’d comment it out also but guess it is there for a reason?
@earwolf I guess I’ll find out.
saw the same broken img
comment out code helps
same issue here since the last update.
wp_enqueue_script('sweetcaptcha-csrf', 'https://'.SWEETCAPTCHA_SITE_URL.'/api/v2/apps/csrf/'.$app_id, array(), $ver, true);
^Comment that out^
Like so:
//wp_enqueue_script('sweetcaptcha-csrf', 'https://'.SWEETCAPTCHA_SITE_URL.'/api/v2/apps/csrf/'.$app_id, array(), $ver, true);
Hi All,
(jeffphpninja, acidjack, navyspitfire, earwolf and ericgf)
We released a fix for this issue, can you please have a look and
give us a feedback if it is working for you?
Thank you for helping our sweet community 😉
Best,
Lara
sweetCaptcha Support Team.
Sweetcaptcha purposely installed ad scripts forcing popups. Uninstall this crap now.
Hi tsetsaf,
Thank you for helping us and using sweetCaptcha!
sweetCaptcha is running on a very large scale of websites around the world,
we are handling the latest technical issues by solving it and running our
tools on each of those websites.
(this will take some time, but we are on it!)
To really solve this issue, we can’t support you here, as we need to get from you some private technical details, so please do the following:
1. if you have any issues with sweetCaptcha, please send us a mail to support@sweetcaptcha.com
2. please provide a link to your site(please don’t forget this detail), if you have several sites, please send a list.
3. please provide your sweetCaptcha credentials(its under you site management in your sweetCaptcha account)
Thank you,
Lara
sweetCaptcha Support Team
sweetCaptcha has been pulled from the WordPress repository. SC began serving large ads from a disreputable ad network that were triggering users antivirus.
If you have Adblock plugin, you may not be seeing this, but it was tracking the code.
I have removed this once-recommended plugin from all sites. Bad business move – serving spam ads from an antispam tool? Sheesh. Right up there with Lenovo.
