MihChe

Hi chadschulz,
This is going to be available in the next release.
Starting with version 1.1.8 admins will be able to turn off logs or they will have the option to automatically purge logs after certain number of days.
Mihai

Hi Gatelli,

I will mark this topic as resolved because this plugin is NOT sending the standard WordPress fields for login/register and it is NOT using standard WordPress action hooks to build the login/registration forms.
As I promised, I will do a custom integration.
Regards,
Mihai

Hi,
Could you please send me your website link through https://www.goodbyecaptcha.com/contact/
I’ll start investigating your issue.
Thanks,
Mihai

Hi Nazar,
Could you please send me your login link through https://www.goodbyecaptcha.com/contact/
I’ll start investigating your issue.
Thanks,
Mihai

Hi Mitch,
Please contact me https://www.goodbyecaptcha.com/contact/ and I’ll help you with this.

Regards,
Mihai

Hi Miguel,
Yes, you don’t have to see anything in the user interface. The plugin works in background.
You can send me the link of your website through https://www.goodbyecaptcha.com/contact/ and I can have a look if you prefer.

Regards,
Mihai

Hi @tristadeleon,
The version 1.1.6 was released. You can use it now for PRO version of MailChimp for WordPress plugin.

Mihai

Hi tristadeleon,
No, the plugin is not blocking any crawler, without any doubt at all.
I had a look at your site. It seems like you have the Pro version of mailchimp plugin. Right now GoodByeCaptcha works just with the LITE(FRE) version of maichimp plugin.
If you can’t wait for the next release of my plugin, please contact me through https://www.goodbyecaptcha.com/contact/ and I’ll send you a version that works with both (Free/Pro) versions of MailChimp plugin.

The issue was caused by htaccess misconfiguration when FORCE_SSL_ADMIN is set to TRUE in wp-config.php and in the same time htaccess was forcing SSL for admin area.

Mihai

Hi,

Strict Standards warnings are not errors; these are messages for developers and such messages should not be enabled on a production site.
None of the above warnings is generated by GoodByeCaptcha plugin and they have nothing to do with MailChimp plugin error.
As I can see the reCaptcha and twitter-tools plugins are generating those Strict Standards warnings.

There is no captcha image to show. GoodByeCaptcha can identify spam bots without captcha images.

I’ll have a look at your site to see what can cause the issue and I’ll get back to you.

Please send me your email address by contacting me through https://www.goodbyecaptcha.com/contact. This is just in case I need some sensitive information regarding your site.

Thanks,
Mihai

Hi,
Since such websites are often used by spammers and scammers I think it’s not a good idea to give them the possibility to comment on blogs.
People who have nothing to hide have no need to use such websites only if they need to bypass political restrictions placed on browsing in countries behind a state firewall.
Their IPs are constantly being reported by anti-spam websites/applications as blacklisted.
I am getting requests to even block users that use TOR Browser.

Mihai

This happened because the theme has hardcoded in a js file a very old version of the entire jQuery library. This was conflicting with GoodByeCaptcha js file and with other plugins js files that use jQuery.
A general solution that will handle such things will be available in the next release.
Mihai

Hi Lesia,

Could you please send me a message with the link of your website through my site: https://www.goodbyecaptcha.com/contact/?

Thanks a lot,
Mihai

Hi,

The image with GoodBye Captcha General Settings section is from the complete version of the plugin. I’ve made this plugin with a minimum number of inputs so basically for the free version it’s nothing to fill there at this time. For the complete version it’s only the license key with and indicator that says whether or not the license is active.
In the future, there will be several options for the Settings section.

Please let me know if you have any problems,

Thanks,
Mihai

The Block Ip Feature works like this:
1. Whenever GoodBye Captcha detects a spam attempt, it gets the IP address of that request and stores it into database. Of course this happens if the plugin is activated for these forms.
2. If this IP is marked as blocked by the site admin, then next time when that IP will perform a form submission, that submission gets rejected.

Yes, in the next release I’ll add an option to disable the “website” and “allowed tags” fields from comments form.

Thanks for suggestion,
Mihai