parkratbrew

Charles, my understanding is that Google’s “reCAPTCHA v3 returns a score for each request without user friction. The score is based on interactions with your site and enables you to take an appropriate action for your site.” So, there is nothing visible, but the developer has to take the score and act on it. Google says 1.0 is a good interaction, and 0.0 is most likely a bot. No idea what CF7 uses as a threshold for good vs. bad (Google suggests 0.5 as a default threshold). V2 recaptcha also had an “invisible” option, but there was a least a recaptcha label on the page and a challenge popped up if needed, I believe. V3 doesn’t seem to have any visible indication that’s it’s working on the page.

Same here. Just updated to 5.1.1 and now all forms are reporting “Failed to send your message. Please try later or contact the administrator by another method.” I had a week or so ago updated to recaptcha v3 and forms were working fine until the update this morning. How do you back out to the earlier version?

Realized this was caused by collapsing white space (which also messed with my example above since I didn’t specifically use & nbsp;

“President Zaphod??Beeblebrox|[email protected]” FAILED
“President Zaphod?Beeblebrox|[email protected]” OK

When rendered in the browser, “President Zaphod??Beeblebrox” is reduced to President Zaphod?Beeblebrox and CF7 can’t find the entry in the [select].

To avoid this “gotcha”, use single spaces to the left of the pipe, or if you must have multiple spaces, code hard (non-breaking) spaces with ?& nbsp;

Follow-up: When double-spaces were present, Contact Form 7 used “President Zaphod Beeblebrox” as the e-mail address passed to WordPress. Without the double-spaces, “[email protected]” was passed to WordPress. (Found this using WP Mail Log: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-mail-logging/)

No, I haven’t. Was hoping it was just a setting for the built-in (flexslider). Up for suggestions if you have any.