geektome

This works, however I think it is actually causing an error and this is why it is working… The response I’m getting is this: “We had trouble processing your submission. Please review your entries and try again.” Not the one posted in your code above. The problem wasn’t ever happening when g-recaptcha-response is empty but when it doesn’t exist at all… wouldn’t you have to use an isset vs an empty? And now that you have an empty check on something that isn’t set, it is probably throwing an error?

If anyone else has this issue, until the plugin is fixed… putting something like this in functions.php should stop this hole:

add_action( 'init', 'recaptcha_init_fix' );
function recaptcha_init_fix() {
    if ($_REQUEST['action'] == 'ctct_process_form') {
        if (strpos($_REQUEST['data'], 'g-recaptcha-response') === false) {
            $aError['status'] = 'named_error';
            $aError['message'] = 'Failed reCAPTCHA check, g-recaptcha-response is missing.';
            wp_send_json($aError);
            exit;
        }
    }
}

wpnzach… This is great, but the problem is that the original honeypot that I put in is now exposed to the user.. which yes I can take it out… but the problem is that I maintain well over 50 wordpress sites and I would need to go through all the forms on all the sites and remove it.

Solution can be found here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/social-plugin-not-working-with-wordpress-40?replies=3#post-6238585

Yes, this worked for me. Thanks!

Same here.