Pascale

Are you sure it’s coming exactly through the contact form though? Maybe your mail server has a breach or you haven’t set up SPF or DKIM records for your domain.

I see the captcha is configured correctly. It is very unlikely you’ll receive spam through it.

I would advise you to use another plugin nonetheless, since this is severly dated. Maybe Ninja Forms?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by Pascale.

Carlos,

thanks for reaching out – I will look into that in the next weeks since I’m short on free time atm.

Sincerely,
Pascale

Hey @jhabdas,

I just pushed the latest versions to the official plugin repo.

I updated my implementation according to your suggestion. You will find usage instructions on the options page as well as in the readme.

Thanks for your input and have a great week!

Oh you are overthinking this really.

With the “current” solution you can just disable it per page. These are loaded per page anyways because of the post type filters.

Just ping me once you looked at it and I’ll push it.

Thanks so much for chiming in!

Keep in mind that the Page Level Ads logic has nothing to do with where these are loaded. Even if you implement these, it is up to the provider where this show up in the end.

This plugin doesn’t alter any configuration done on Google’s side – neither yours nor the providers.

Maybe this clarifies some things! =)

Hey @jhabdas,

I’m pushing the update to the Plugin Repo soon. In the meantime, you can try the v1.1.0 zip off of GitHub.

Let me know if this is what you wanted!

Adding a comment is fine for me to implement as a quick solution.

Hey @jhabdas

thanks for your input. As you surely noticed, filtering is currently only possible through post / custom content types.

I can surely add add an option to the post edit screen to disable page level ads. This makes the most sense to me, what do you think?

Hey @ericp20,

I can’t believe I didn’t notice that. This is fixed in 1.0.1!

Have a nice day!

Hey there @snubasxm,

thanks for chiming in!

This is indeed a worthy addition. I will look into that!

Hey @pozhonks,

thanks for contributing! I will address this bug after the holidays and import your translations as well.

Have a nice day!

@caliph3001

Try out 1.5.0 which has a fallback to file_get_contents and cURL implemented now.

If that doesn’t work out for you, nothing else will in your environment ??

Sincerely,
Pascale

Hey there,

thanks for your feedback. You can be certain that it keeps working it as we are using it for a dozen of clients ??

Stay tuned the next weeks though.

I just tested your contact form.

I am able to verify the reCAPTCHA, but after submitting WordPress throws an Unable to connect to database error.

The form is fetching its API Credentials from your database – make sure your credentials are set and your database is working.

Hey there,

sorry to hear you are running into problems.

1.) This is normal when you are “testing” the reCAPTCHA, because you are not acting like a visitor would.

2.) Is you E-Mail service configured properly? Can WordPress send E-Mails at its own?

Try installing Postman SMTP and debug your E-Mail functionality.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/postman-smtp/

If this doesn’t help, you can send me private message and I will have a look at your site.

Sincerely,
Pascale