Login Security/reCAPTCHA/Woocommerce/Userswp

  • Resolved boionfire81

    (@boionfire81)


    3 months, 1 week ago

    Ok, first let me say I’m using UsersWP, UsersWP ReCaptcha, & UsersWP Social Login. Now that’s out of the way, I know Wordfence login security doesn’t work well with the vast majority of user management plugins. If I disable reCAPTCHA in login security, most user management plugins will work. UsersWP has it’s own reCaptcha plugin so this works out well.

    Here’s my question. Disabling reCAPTCHA and WooCommerce & Custom Integrations, what is affected? I know the login/signup forms. But does that protect the checkout page as well?

    Currently Woocommerce login/sign ups are turned off and default wordpress account pages are redirected to the Userswp page. The hassle is not worth the reward in that situation, currently.

    But here’s question 2, any chance there’s a hook for Wordfence reCAPTCHA? This would solve ALOT of peoples problems with mixing Wordfence & User Management plugins. 2 hooks would be needed actually. 1 to pull Wordfence reCAPTCHA & 1 to check the results. I know this part is more complex than the support forum. But if you have a developer willing to take on the task, I would be willing to finance the project. Reason being I’d rather Wordfence in house, before an outside developer.

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  • Plugin Support wfpeter

    (@wfpeter)

    Hi @boionfire81,

    We are considering additional compatibility which includes the WooCommerce checkout page, but that’s not in place currently so it wouldn’t be affected by disabling reCAPTCHA right now.

    There’s no hook currently like the one you mention, although any ideas that have a clear use-case for you and may benefit a wide number of Wordfence users could be provided to feedback @ wordfence . com. Anything sent there will directly reach the team making decisions on features, so you can elaborate more on what you’ve said here if you wish. I am always happy to pass on requests made through the forums too though if you would prefer.

    Thanks,
    Peter.

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