andywall9
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I’ve just tried adding in this code to remove the recaptcha column, but nothing changed. I also tried changing “unset($data[‘g-captcha-response’]);” to unset($data[‘g-recaptcha-response’]);” as the column is named recaptcha, with no luck.
Has the way this works changed at all? Or is there now a different way of achieving this?
Apologies if this should be in a new thread by the way – I thought it would make sense to have all the info in this thread.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Plugin conflictUpdate – I found that things were working fine while testing in Firefox, but we’ve just found that an error still occurs in Chrome:
http://###.co.uk/wp-json/contact-form-7/v1/contact-forms/34/feedback 401 (Unauthorized)
It turns out this isn’t resolved – the above for me was tested in Firefox, but we’ve just found that in Chrome we get the error stated by zigsp8:
http://###.co.uk/wp-json/contact-form-7/v1/contact-forms/34/feedback 401 (Unauthorized)
This occurs when the Allow REST API Access option is not ticked – having the Password Protected Status as enabled or disabled makes no difference.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Plugin conflictFollowing an update to the Password Protected plugin this now appears to be working fine for me – here are the versions I’m now on:
- Password Protected – 2.2.2
- Contact Form 7 – 5.0.2
- WordPress – 4.9.6
Thanks guys
This now appears to be working fine for me – here are the versions I’m now on:
- Password Protected – 2.2.2
- Contact Form 7 – 5.0.2
- WordPress – 4.9.6
I didn’t need to check the Allow REST API Access option, and have tested this both with Password Protection enabled and disabled.
Thanks guys