ciwib

We have the same behaviour (so the same issue). It seems that the configuration parameters “Sitewide Accessibility” and “Remember user for” exist but are not efficient. Any solution or bypass is welcomed.

I confirm fixed also on my side (pb described here).

Thank you.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by ciwib.

For your information :
– Good news : We have found a solution/bypass.
– Bad news : The solution consists in disabling the lazy loading, this is a shame because :
1) We have around 40 galleries to modify in such a way.
2) Disabling the lazy loading is not very friendly regarding the performances from a user point of view.

Hi @mescobar,

We have defined a new feed and we use it instead of our old leagcy one.
Then we have upgraded PHP from 7.4 to 8.0.
Now everything is OK (no more warning messages generated by the plugin) ??

Thnaks for your support.

Hello @iqcomputing,

Thank you very much for your quick reply and for the information related to the WordPress Health Check & Troubleshooting Plugin (we didn’t know it but it appears to be very helpful).
Here are the results of our tests/investigations:
– We have temporarily activate the maintenance mode for our site.
– We have updated your plugin (reCaptcha v2) to the latest version 1.3.7.
– We have installed the WordPress Health Check & Troubleshooting Plugin.
– We have set TwentyTwenty as default theme.
– Then, just activation of the cF7 and reCaptcha v2 plugins => the captcha is available on our contact forms ??
– Then activation of all the other plugins => the captcha is available on our contact forms ??
– Then switch from the default theme TwentyTwenty to CatchEvolution => the captcha is no more available on our contact forms ??
– Then deactivation of all the plugins but the cF7 and reCaptcha v2 ones => the captcha is still unavailable on our contacts forms ??
– Then switch from CatchEvolution to TwentyTwenty => the captcha is back on our contact forms ??

So the problem seems to be implies by the CatchEvolution theme.
But in your remply you said you have tested it.
So we were a little bit lost …

After deep invetigations and “archeology” in our site history we remember a CatchEvolution theme customisation (a snippet we have introduced several years ago and honestly we don’t remember where we have found it):
– It is at the very end of the functions.php file.
– It allows the current language to be used in the ReCaptcha.
– The related php code is as follows :

/**
 * Set language for reCaptcha in Contact Form 7
 */
remove_action( 'wpcf7_enqueue_scripts', 'wpcf7_recaptcha_enqueue_scripts' );
add_action( 'wpcf7_enqueue_scripts', 'CatchEvolution_wpcf7_recaptcha_enqueue_scripts' );

function CatchEvolution_wpcf7_recaptcha_enqueue_scripts() {
    $hl = get_locale();

    $url = 'https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api.js';
    $url = add_query_arg( array(
        'hl' => $hl,
        'onload' => 'recaptchaCallback',
        'render' => 'explicit' ), $url );

    wp_register_script( 'google-recaptcha', $url, array(), '2.0', true );
}

As soon as we have disabled this customisation in our functions.php file the captcha is available on all our contact forms with the CatchEvolution theme and all the plugins activated => YES !!! ??
Moreover we have tested all our contact forms in all languages (FR, EN, ES, DE, PT, IT) and everything is OK, particularly the current language is always correctly used in the captcha.
So it seems that this historical/legacy customisation is no more required.

So as a conclusion:
– No more issue for us.
– Thank you for your plugin.
– Thank you for your quick/useful help/support.

Best regards.

Hi Arreane(@yanex),

Thank you very much for your response.
FYI, the problem has been solved by increasing the memory limit (from default value of 64M to 256M) as explained here.
After that everything is OK :
– No more “Internal Server Error (500) OK”.
– No more “ghosts slideshows” : all the slideshows are available as well from the MetaSlider backoffice (from wp-admin) as from the site.

Best regards.