Forum Replies Created

Viewing 5 replies - 1 through 5 (of 5 total)
  • UPDATE:
    If the BWP reCaptcha options are set so that an invalid captcha response is to “Show an error page just like WordPress does”, then the issue does not appear.

    That works fine for me, but others may want to use a different option, so a fix would be great.

    I am posting this on both this forum and the contact-form-7-recaptcha-extension forum, as it is not too clear to me exactly which one has the problem.

    Cheers,

    Neil.

    Thread Starter neiljmac

    (@neiljmac)

    UPDATE:
    If the BWP reCaptcha options are set so that an invalid captcha response is to “Show an error page just like WordPress does”, then the issue does not appear.

    That works fine for me, but others may want to use a different option, so a fix would be great.

    I am posting this on both this forum and the bwp-recaptcha forum, as it is not too clear to me exactly which one has the problem.

    Cheers,

    Neil.

    Hi all and Happy New Year!
    I’m getting exactly the same problem.
    I’m using WP 4.0
    It looks like there is a bug in the coding for this. Directly above the spurious value="" /> fragment, this can be seen (in source / inspect view):
    <input name="error_redirect_to" <br="" type="hidden">
    That is definitely squiffy html.
    I have done a bit of investigating and it looks as though the problem lies in how the code within the contact-form-7-recaptcha-extension plugin file,CF7reCAPTCHA.class.php is being rendered. (so it isn’t actually the bwp-recpatcha plugin, itself).
    In that file, in lines 745 to 747, we can see this:

    if ( 'redirect' == $bwp_capt->options[ 'select_response' ]  && ! is_admin() ) {
                                $html .= '<input type="hidden" name="error_redirect_to" value="' . esc_attr_e( $bwp_capt->get_current_comment_page_link() ) . '" />';
                        }

    For some reason, on rendering, a line break is being inserted after the "hidden" attribute.

    I have no idea why, but this looks like the reason for the plugin not working.

    I am going to post this on the extension plugin supprot forum and will see what comes back.

    Cheers
    Neil.

    Thread Starter neiljmac

    (@neiljmac)

    Hi Tarmo.
    Thanks for your response.
    My only thought about re-enabling them in the admin area is that it is easier to see all of the areas there, which makes editing the content of them a little easier. Scrolling down the small panel on the right, in the image map editing area can get a bit tedious, when there are a lot of areas to edit.

    As you say, this can be done in the image page editing section itself and so isn’t a show-stopper.
    Not wanting to cause you extra work, perhaps only consider re-enabling the admin area listing, if there is more demand for it than just from me.

    For me, a feature with a higher priority would be a rectangular marquee, to make it easier to ensure that the lines on rectangles are straight.
    Perhaps that is for another thread post?

    All the best,

    Neil.

    Hi photocurio.
    I’d be interested in knowing which other script you used for your project.
    I am having an issue with all of the lightbox/fancybox plugins, in that none of them work with imagemap area tags. Maybe the script you have used does?

    Thanks in advance.

Viewing 5 replies - 1 through 5 (of 5 total)