ennovator

How can I revert back to the previous version, this is causing way too much time and headache?

Hi Thomas,

Installing version 6.0.0 fixed the jumping issue but then created a host of new issues I didn’t have before. Now fixed elements stop halfway down the page or just don’t work at all.

A simple reinstall did the trick. I think the Cpanel compression caused file corruption. Thanks for your help.

Okay I see. Please let me know if this feature is added. It would certainly help the user experience imo.

Hi Will, thanks for replying. I left this for a while as everything I tried didn’t work, but then found that the solution was simply to add wpforms without the .js in Litespeed.

It works now, thanks for your help.

Hi Qtwrk, you were right. Adding wpforms worked. I previously tried using wpforms.js in excludes which didn’t work, so was led to thinking it was recaptcha (as that was the part not showing), but taking the .js out and just leaving wpforms did the trick.

Thanks for your help.

Thanks Tom, that worked a treat.

Is there not a way to exclude Recaptcha from JS combine caching? It seems like my pages are only mobile-friendly when JS combine is on. I can set the form to use no recaptcha and it works but that’s surely going to invite spam right? I still get the ‘Heads Up’ message when recaptcha is turned off but the form does go through.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by ennovator.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by ennovator.
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Hi there, I tried that. The version is already 3.6.4 but the issue seems to be that the Recaptcha on the form just isn’t loaded (if v2 checkbox) or ‘Google reCAPTCHA verification failed, please try again later.’ if v3.

Just marking resolved as forgot.

Thanks for your fast reply. I think I managed to fix the issue. I think a login recaptcha plugin was causing a conflict. Thanks again.

Hi Munayam,

Thanks for getting back to me again. This also didn’t work. I’ve done all 3 things you suggested but still when logged out the Tutor login opens rather than the Loginpress press one. Is there a way to redirect it to the other login? I looked at the login.php template pages but can’t figure out how to do it.

Hey Munayam,

Thanks for your reply. I’m afraid I’ve already tried that. The ‘Tutor Native Login’ is already set to disable yet it still appears.

Is there a function code to bypass this?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by ennovator.

Never mind, just figured out how. It’s a bit manual though but it works. Thanks for your great plugin.

Hi there, thanks for getting back to me quickly.

The theme is responsive yeah. I went through the tests but the issue still remains.

As for the second issue, that documentation doesn’t help. In fact, there are so many more issues with this plugin.

Email activations for registered users doesn’t work. When a user is logged in and goes to their profile it says ‘user is not logged in’.

Also, if I wanted to use another plugin like Loginpress to allow users to register and login how does that connect to Simple Membership?? In other words, if a user tried to register using the WP login then why does it say they aren’t logged in and can’t see their profile? I really don’t want to have two different logins as seems to be the case with this plugin.

Am more confused than when I started now ha.