clairecmg
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Hi Matthias, Thanks for looking into this. (I’m a one-person operation, too, so I understand!) I’ll install v6.2.0 to see if it fixes the Add to Cart problem. Also, thanks for fixing the delete from the Admin.
The uninstall script does not delete the related database tables, so to completely remove this plugin and any unintended effects, you need to drop the following tables from your site’s database:
wp_recaptcha_gdpr_details_rgd
wp_recaptcha_gdpr_message_rgm
wp_recaptcha_gdpr_stamp_rgsThen reset PHP to clear the opcache.
This restored the Add to Cart button functionality on my site. (which was caused by my mistakenly flagging a message from the shopping cart as spam, so it effectively broke the button.) However, I have reason to believe that this plugin has been flagging numerous legitimate form submissions on my site.
I would like to suggest that the developer of this plugin post a message in the Admin dashboard announcing that he had decided to sunset this plugin, so everyone who has it installed will be aware.
I deactivated it from WordPress, but can’t delete it. There’s an uninstall script on the server that should run from the Admin console when you choose Delete. I’ll run the script from the server, but this is very disappointing. Then after running the uninstall, clear the opcache.
From one of your earlier posts, it seems that you have decided to stop supporting this plugin. In light of this, will you please tell me how to completely remove the plugin, including all related database artifacts? Thank you.
As I don’t believe ordinary web won’t survive the age of GenAI, I’ve stopped supporting it. But as I need a secure spam protection on my own page too, I’ve decided to continue.