Google Recaptcha

  • Resolved dfilchak

    (@dfilchak)


    2 years, 5 months ago

    So, I set up the AllInOne Security plugin and added V2 Recaptcha to the login form amongst others. I selected Invisible but it is indeed visible. I did backup the .htaccess file a couple of times (or so I thought). However, now when I try to log in, I have two Recaptcha instances and obviously, I am unable to log in and, I do NOT appear to have a backup of the .htaccess file. So looking for options here on how to solve this. Edit the .htaccess file? If someone knows which entry to edit? Another solution?

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  • Plugin Contributor Prashant Baldha

    (@pmbaldha)

    @dfilchak May I know what error you are facing when you try to log in?

    If you are facing the Google reCaptcha-related issue, please follow the below steps:

    • Open your site’s database from PHPMyAdmin.
    • Select the options table and search for the aio_wp_security_configs option name, copy the option_value field.
    • You should find the aiowps_default_recaptcha string, set its value to 1 in the serialized string, and update the row’s value.
    Thread Starter dfilchak

    (@dfilchak)

    This is what is there now: aiowps_default_recaptcha”;s:1:”1″;s:36 So are you saying to set it to this: aiowps_default_recaptcha”;1

    Plugin Contributor Prashant Baldha

    (@pmbaldha)

    @dfilchak

    Sorry for my mistake. The corrected last point is as below:

    * You should find the aiowps_default_recaptcha string, set its value to 0 in the serialized string, and update the row’s value.

    so, you have to tweak it as below:

    
aiowps_default_recaptcha”;s:0:”1″;s:36
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