lausianne

Thanks to your demo, I now added this to my css:

.wpcf7-form-control.wpcf7-submit[disabled] { background-color: grey; }

Like this, the button is at least greyed out. Still, the user can only guess that “grey” means disabled and he can only guess why that is. Still confusing.

Even if the user eventually gets it and checks the box, it still means yet another step if he left out another field.

If submit was not disabled, but would just show error messages as usual, it would all be clear and straightforward …

Hi Takiyuki,

Thanks for your quick reply. I don’t understand, how is this normal? It is confusing, even to me as a developer. How can a normal user, a visitor of the site understand it?
He fills in the form, clicks the send button and just nothing happens. He must, like I did, assume that the form is broken. My client will lose clients like that – it is a registration form. And my client will not find it acceptable.

If you do not plan to change the behaviour, can you give me a hint, please, how I can change it myself?

Thank you!

And here is the solution: You do not have to use a shortcode when defining the subject. I entered this in the Additional Settings tab:

flamingo_subject: “Registration: [_url]”

… so I see from which page the message was sent.

Same thing for me. I never let visitors type a subject, on any site, ever …

Same for me, on several sites.

+1. Please add an option to set a language. Even if auto-detect detects the browser language correctly, I don’t see a situation where it would make sense to have the reCaptcha language being different than the site language.
Or at least let us have a way to edit the recaptcha.php code persistently, please.

Me too, using the latest version of everyting, read what I found in the above linked page, still no idea how to make this show up in another language.

EDIT: Meanwhile I found this to let me select a language:
https://de.www.ads-software.com/plugins/contact-form-7-extras/
But the text “Please verify that you are not a robot.” still appears in English.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 12 months ago by lausianne.

My site is in one language only, German. The reCaptcha appears in English.
How is this script, that the OP mentioned, used? Or what else do I need to do to make it show up in German? Thanks!

Eventually, I switched off “USE OWN APP”. Then, after trying a few other things, when I returned to that page at some point, there was this “Authorize” button, and it actually worked.
Now, for how long is it going to work this time, when do I need to check again?

Meanwhile I found an old support message in my mailbox with a link here:
https://docs.looks-awesome.com/article/15-how-to-update-plugins
Still wondering why this isn’t published in one of the obvious places …

I figured it out. OMG. You need to go back to the list overview to find the shortcodes.
Please, could you add that piece of information to the docs? Or better yet, have the shortcode display on the setup pages, too?

I found a solution for me in another forum message by marX. The line that I needed to add to wp-config.php was

define('WP_TEMP_DIR', ini_get('upload_tmp_dir'));

(found here: https://forum.wordpress-deutschland.org/installation/44413-automatische-updates-fehler.html#post214689)

Hi Cubells,

would you mind posting what exactly was wrong with your directory. The fix doesn’t work for me either.

Thanks!

Creating a new admin user solved the problem for me. As the new user I then chaged the role of the admin to admin (!), then it worked as admin, too …

Did you have a look at this:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/WordPress_in_Your_Language#German_-_Deutsch_.28de_DE.29