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It’s really weird as I couldn’t find the issue. I guess if it’s not on the plugin side then it’s some updating function with WordPress that messes with the plugin.

Not too sure. What I did was added a quiz question through contact form 7 with a set mathematical equation and an answer. Only trouble with this is that it is constant and doesn’t change.

I really don’t like picture captcha’s, it looks nasty.

Cool!

Can this be used for plugins as well and not only themes? Does the framework have repeater fields?

Thanks! Yusri

If I don’t use the shortcodes, and just insert the forms to those pages within the content area. They work fine.

It is definitely something within the Maths Captcha plugin as I noticed the Maths Captcha answer would always refer to the answer on the home page. Which means – the answer is staying the same when the same form is rendered on a different page even though the question is different.

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It has something to do with calling these forms via shortcode.

Okay I take that back. I noticed the plugin remembers the answer of the first captcha equation in Firefox only, how do I force it to forget? as I am using multiple instances of this plugin on various forms.

Seems like it wasn’t the plugin after all. Probably just a weird case but what I needed to do was deactivate and reactivate the plugins (contact form 7 and math captcha) as well recreate the pages which includes the forms.

Then I must add, a very well done to you on an awesome add on. Your plugin works at its best in conjunction with a capabilities plugin, like Members or User Role Editor, which handle the permissions on accessing certain pages.

Your plugin comes into play when hiding the comments admin tab when it’s connected to the edit post capability and not moderate comments capability, which is not quite neat when you don’t want a user to see the admin tab but still edit posts. Admin menu editor also gives the nice “You don’t have sufficient permissions…” message when restricting a user from seeing a page, so this is awesome – and like you said, Toolbar editor is an add on, and relies on Admin menu editor, so if you hide the comments admin tab, you might want to hide the comments from the Toolbar for that user as well, as once it’s hidden with Admin menu editor, you get the “You don’t have sufficient permissions…” so it defeats the purpose of being in the toolbar.

I must say Money well spent!

Hi,

Thanks so much for your detailed input. That comment links are an extreme help knowing I can restrict the comments of a user, or the comments the user would see.

I am more at a point where I want to restrict comments access for all users besides admin, so using my code to remove/hide an admin menu, I would like to accompany it with “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.” when going to that link – your response just sends the user back.

How would I achieve this? The “admin menu editor” plugin is quite nify and will work well. Only thing is, I don’t understand why your plugin can’t do this – since I bought your plugin and it’s along the same lines, I am not going to purchase another plugin.

Regards,
Yusri

You’re a beast! You found the solution within 30 minutes.. Well done!

and Thanks!!

Hi Vladimir,

I haven’t done what you did to see if we on the same page. But, the problem to me is that I am using the PRO version of User Role Editor.

The page just goes blank, white screen, like it’s disabled the entire back-end. Front-end still works.

Please try this and let me know.

Thanks!

Hi Vladimir,

Thanks for your enthusiasm and eagerness.

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Please do let me know the outcome!

Thanks!

Awesome plugin. Would love to see upcoming changes and improvements!

I have been looking for the same answer and I don’t see why it would be a major security risk. That’s not the case. Front-end posting plugins were developed and that shows there is a way.

It’s a matter of submitting a form with a form. People visiting the site won’t be able to see the page with the form on, and when logged in, if you have the correct rights you can access the dashboard so posting/submitting a form to any file beyond /wp-admin should not be a problem.

I’m not at all a php developer, but I am willing to pay if I get someone to find a solution to this. Let me know if you find a solution.

Is it even possible to do this with a trial? I am yet to purchase s2member which I really plan to. But I certainly need the feature above.

Is it not possible to set it to when the session ends?