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  • Thread Starter snaphappyme

    (@snaphappyme)

    The issue comes from a linked file pulled in from your website.

    https://www.sweetcaptcha.com/api/v2/apps/csrf/237219?ver=3.1.0:2

    So if you fix the issue on your server the plugin will stop reporting a javascript syntax error.

    Refer line number 237219??

    Thread Starter snaphappyme

    (@snaphappyme)

    Support is a little sluggish.. even posting to their email address gets no response except automated “we’ll be in touch message”.

    Plugin Contributor Sweet Captcha

    (@sweetcaptcha)

    Hi snaphappyme,
    Sorry for the delay in our response,

    it seems that the ‘2’ number is some how added on your site only,
    Could you please check again for any conflict with a theme or a another
    plugin?

    Best,
    Lara
    sweetCaptcha support team.

    Thread Starter snaphappyme

    (@snaphappyme)

    I am using Twenty Fifteen theme.

    I will look and post more info if I find any.

    Plugin Contributor Sweet Captcha

    (@sweetcaptcha)

    Hi snaphappyme,
    Great!

    Best,
    Lara.

    Thread Starter snaphappyme

    (@snaphappyme)

    Lara,

    The :2 on the end of the is the line number in the javascript file where the issue is.

    The debugger appends ‘:###” to end to guide you to line number.

    If you go back to the top of this posting you will see the info you need.

    It is a variable called sweetcaptchaPluginVersion that is being assigned a STRING not a NUMBER and this is the error.

    window.sweetcaptchaPluginVersion = 3.1.0;

    Thread Starter snaphappyme

    (@snaphappyme)

    Never resolved error or followed through support ticket. Poor customer support.

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