krko

The documentation says:

You publish a post, then the cache for that post will be cleared.
You publish a new page, then the cache for that page will be cleared.

But it’s not. ALL of the cache is cleared when I do that.

I’ll have to set something up… I need to figure out the best way to do this.
I’ll get back to you once it’s up.

1.2.4 works.
I’ve downgraded and now it works again.
I hope the developer releases a fix.

Thanks

@takayuki Miyoshi

You’re absolutely right but since they probably won’t do a dime since they think they know the best, it would be nice to have a workaround as a fallback, especially one that wouldn’t require too much work. A filter so one can hook into it from functions.php would be nice, options to set language preference within the plugin even nicer.

Don’t get me wrong, I think CF7 is awesome and I love it and I’m not trying to tell you what to do, but if there’s a demand it would be nice to have a fallback in what is otherwise one of the best plugins for wordpress.

Recaptcha is a crucial part of CF7 and CF7 is a crucial part of any website using it so it’s fundamental one can make sure it works reliably and properly.

All best,
krko

Hi takayuki,

I’ll tell you why autodetect isn’t good…

If you’re currently in Thailand (visiting) and you don’t speak a word in Thai, recaptcha will be displayed to you in Thai. It’s ok assuming you know what’s required of you but what happens if you see this the first time in your life?
Moreover even if you know recaptcha and you know you should thick there it might than display images to you asking you to mark all images with grass in them for example. If it’s written in Thai and you only speak English this is a huge problem since you will not know what to do.

Moreover their autodetect simply doesn’t work reliably! On my website, visiting from Firefox resulted in French captcha, Chrome got English and Safari got Hebrew which is the only correct one. And NO my Firefox isn’t set to French nor is Chrome set to English. So obviously the autodetect simply isn’t reliable.

Just my two cents.

krko

Gerhaaard I found a solution:
In modules folder you have a file recaptcha.php
In that file at line 243 you currently have:

‘render’ => ‘explicit’ ), $url );

Change that to:

‘render’ => ‘explicit&hl=XX’ ), $url );

Replace XX with your language code found here:

https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/language

Please note that upon every update of CF7 plugin, you’d have to change this manually again unless CF7 developer decides to add some sort of support for defining a language from within the plugin itself.

All best,
krko

Same here.
Would like to know.

krko

Saw it ??

Thanks

Sure thing.

You’re welcome ??

Hi Mike,

How can I check if the valid-paypal-standard-ipn-request was fired in the second case?

Goran

Yo yo developers, you don’t want the translation?

Sorry my bad. It works. I had to put cloudflare into development mode to see the cache in action.

Hortons, this link should have a fix for this issue:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/issue-with-google-maps-functionsphp-fix-included?replies=3

Hi Vark,

I had to deactivate the plugin to restore my shop to original functionality but in my case it was 100% reproducable.

The steps I did:

1. Use free plugin
2. Create one product in “Some category”
3. Set regular price and sale price. Set dates for sale in future. A week from now.
4. Set the product as virtual and downloadable.
5. Create deal of “Buy item, discount next” type
6. Discount is 10% (but I don’t think it matters).
7. Go to shop. Product price is ok.
8. Add item to cart, it shows discounted price.

I’d like to help but I’m not sure what would be the best way to do this as I had to deactivate the plugin.

Goran

Yes it’s a conflict with the mentioned plugin. Will try to solve it with the plugin creator. Disabling the plugin makes the problem go away.