Yes,
The “Enable CAPTCHA on comment forms: on” is selected which is why I am writing in the first place. What you are demonstrating in “https://snipboard.io/WcDLQt.jpg” is a regular captcha and not a Cloudflare turnstile captcha, which is why I am writing about this issue.
To reiterate: “The captcha shows up fine on the admin page. I’ve tried changing themes, disabling all plugins besides AIOWPS, clearing all caches including my browser and on cloudflare, and nothing seems to make a difference. It’s only the comments section that seems to be missing it. (It was also missing from WP forms, but I’m not sure that that’s an AIOWPS issue, since I didn’t see an option for that. It was easy enough to fix that using WP forms.)”
Under Brute Force > CAPTCHA settings
The Default CAPTCHA is: Cloudflare Turnstile
Yes, the site key and secret key are correct
All of these are enabled:
Enable CAPTCHA on login page: ON
Enable CAPTCHA on registration page: ON
Enable CAPTCHA on lost password page: ON
Enable CAPTCHA on custom login form: ON
Enable CAPTCHA on comment forms: (Enable this if you want to insert a CAPTCHA field on the comment forms.) ON
Now when I go to the page with the comment block and inspect the code, the only thing that comes up for AIOS is on the entire page is <p class=”comment-form-aios-antibot-keys“>
I created a new test page with three different types of comment blocks and none of them had the turnstile CAPTCHA either. <p class=”comment-form-aios-antibot-keys“>
This has been tested on different templates, disabling all plugins, all different options and still the Brute Force Cloudflare Captcha doesn’t work on the comment form. We have also deleted and reinstalled and tried all known troubleshooting options, and are past basic troubleshooting.
For additional information, on the admin side (Login Form and Lost Password) the Cloudflare CAPTCHA turnstile does work.
Thank you for taking the time to review this and letting me know what can be done to resolve this issue.