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@myst3k99 Which part of the LFD did you update? Is it the lfd Blocklist?

We’re actually encountering this too. Blocked all know IP addresses, but it doesn’t seem like a simple attack like someone stated above. This is something else and currently using WC 4.8.0

Hello, I encountered this issue referencing this file:

Uncaught TypeError: this._app is undefined
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Hi,

I have switched to Version 2 and regenerated new keys. Actually, I deleted the old
API settings and created a new one thus regenerating a new key for this.

I have tried the following per suggested and I am still encountering the same issue.

EVEN though Google Verified the inputs are correct and showed a “green checkmarked”
The variable $check_result is set to “You have entered an incorrect reCAPTCHA value.”

on this line of code:
$check_result = apply_filters(‘gglcptch_verify_recaptcha’, true, ‘string’, ‘my_custom_form’);

while validating user input.

I tried this and it’s still an issue even after I have deactivated all unnecessary plugins.

When I added the shortcode [bws_google_captcha] then it works okay, but since it is not required, the users can bypass both the login/registration without touching the recaptcha at all.

Then I created a custom form following what was on this link: https://support.bestwebsoft.com/hc/en-us/articles/202352499

I kept getting an error: “You have entered an incorrect reCAPTCHA value.” even though I know for a fact that I have entered the correct value. I’ve checked the little details making sure my form names, IDs, filters were added correctly.

I tried calling this function directly: gglcptch_check_custom()
from google-captcha.php and it’s also returning false.

Please advise.

I am also having the same issue. I have installed P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler) and it literally adds 29 seconds on total load time.