Today, just to make some live test, i make a payment in my own web through stripe card.

The process was: i typed my card, click on pay in checkout, then 3d secure window displayed (i have ING bank), a notification was sent to my mobile, i clicked in notification, and push “REFUSE PAYMENT”. The issue is that even i clicked on refuse payment, the payment was made correctly, thank you page displayed, and in my backend, that order is set as processing with a note: payment successfull with stripe.

I expected that if i click “refuse payment” in 3d secure, all that did not happen and payment was blocked with an error.

I have talked first to stripe, asking if radar or something is misconfigured in stripe dashboard to make this payment succesfull, but they finally told me i have to ask the plugin author for this, as all is well in stripe dashboard. (i can send you the transcript of the chat if you need it).

I dont know what to do next.

Thx

I’m wondering if there is a function i can use so users can enable cookies after they have refused them?

For example if they have declined cookies then a message will appear saying they have cookies disabled with a link to re enable.

<?php if ( function_exists('cn_cookies_accepted') && cn_cookies_accepted() ) { ?>

<a class="twitter-timeline" data-width="328" data-height="300" data-theme="light" data-link-color="#bc0000" href="https://twitter.com/">
</a> <script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<?php } else { 
	echo "Cannot display content. You currently have cookies disabled. Please enable cookies here {link to enable cookies}";
} ?>
<?php  } ?>

On occasion — such as after updating the WP core files — I have to re-login to my blog. Upon trying to do this in the login field which is located in my blog’s sidebar — I use a plug-in by Mike Jolley called “Sidebar Login” — your plug-in throws me an error saying that I have not provided the correct captcha, and it refuses to log me in. This is obviously odd, because I have NEVER had to provide a captcha before. I simply enter my user name and password, and I am logged in.

Thinking that maybe there might be a conflict between your plug-in and the “Sidebar Login” plug-in, I decided to remove the “Sidebar Login” plug-in temporarily.

After removing that plug-in, I logged in to my blog using my wordpress.com account info. Then I tried adding a comment to one of my posts.

When I went to add the comment, I was not shown a reCAPTCHA screen. Instead, after hitting the submit button, I received an on-screen error message which says:

Error: You have entered an incorrect reCAPTCHA value.
Click the BACK button on your browser and try again.

My gosh! I was never even shown a captcha! And, yes, that option is enabled in your plug-in’s settings

The only way I have found around this annoying problem with your plug-in is by unchecking the login form option in your plug-in’s settings, or by removing the “google-captcha” folder from my plugins folder, and then logging in. Once I log in, I can re-enable the login form option in the settings, and/or then place the “google-captcha” folder back in the “plugins” folder. Obviously, having to repeatedly do either of these becomes tedious after a while.

Not only that, but if I am having this login problem with your plug-in, then I must assume that other potential visitors are as well.

BTW, I am using the very latest version of WP — 4.9.4 — as well as the latest version of your plug-in — 1.34.

Any help would be appreciated. It does not appear that this problem has anything to do with the “Sidebar Login” plug-in, because even when I remove it, your plug-in still acts up.

Thank you.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/s2member/

I couldn’t find any answer on my questions in the WordPress forums.

Kind regards, Niek.