Rhys Wynne

Assuming this is fixed, marked as resolved

Hi there,

It appears to be showing correctly. I can see the reCAPTCHA icon on the page.

Within v3 reCAPTCHA it’ll appear to the bottom and to side, not near the form (you can see an example here – https://www.google.com/recaptcha/intro/v3.html?ref=techmoon – look in the bottom right hand corner for the icon.

Your site has a similar icon (though it his hidden behind a cookie popup on load). Hope that helps!

Thanks!

It’s just more frustrating right now that ManageWP are sending me and my client Security Vulnerabilities about it, I can see us becoming blind to it.

I totally get it’s not your fault though ??

I reached out to ManageWP and here is what they said:-

“

Since your plugin is updated to the latest version, this is indeed a false positive. I can confirm it’s safe to ignore.

I do think that since the update just came out yesterday, Patchstack didn’t reflect that information just in time.

We will keep an eye on it, but I do hope this will be resolved in a timely manner. Thank you for reporting it to us.

If there’s anything else I can assist you with, please let me know.”

It is appearing to be a Patchstack issue as a false positive or ManageWP linking to the wrong plugin.

Hi There,

Can you check those quotes? You’re not closing the last quote – ” – which is causing an error.

Quotes should be not magicquotes, but instead be ” < that character.

I’ve tested the below shortcode and it works for me

[ebayfeedsforwordpress feed="https://www.rssground.com/services/ebay-rss/640325bf477ce" items="15"]

That’s a really good idea! Didn’t think of that (the class name).

There are other plugins that do the preload featured image (the featured image was quite small in my instance, but there was a large cover element on the page), but we have the options page so I guess it’s not too tricky to introduce a default option. I’ll have a think regarding the class name as I guess we’d have to do a scan of the page before loading (and the image will have to be in something like the the_content).

I really appreciate the feedback though!

I too would like to report I’m getting the same with this.

I too have tried the following solutions

1. define( ‘WPCF7_AUTOP’, false );
2. add_filter(‘wpcf7_autop_or_not’, ‘__return_false’);

The only solution that worked for me is to go through the emails and removed all the line breaks in the emails so it’s gone from:-

<div>Name</div>
<p>[your-name]</p>

to

<div>Name</div><p>[your-name]</p>

Not ideal going forward.

Hi there,

This feature is present in the premium version of the plugin ??

Thanks

Rhys

Hi there,

This would be a question for RSS Ground, unfortunately. I wouldn’t know as it’s not my service.

Hi wpuser,

Unfortunately, I’m not aware of a free alternative to RSS Ground.

Hi Mark,

I’m getting a “Bad Request” on the reCAPTCHA code.

Could you try disabling reCAPTCHA (removing your keys within the WP Email Capture > Settings page)? See if that works?

I’ve checked on my version and there doesn’t appear to be anything wrong with the plugin or the theme coding.

Could you check if those keys are a reCAPTCHA v3 (not v2)? That seems to be the consensus online as to what causes this error.

Hi Mark,

I cannot see the widget on the page you shared. Could you provide me with the URL of the page with the widget on and I can take a look.

Thanks

Rhys

Regarding the paid version, the paid version works alongside the free version. You need both installed and activated for it to work.

Hi there,

I can see the feed.

Do you have caching on? I know some services that provide ebay feeds don’t show up Google or other results, so it is cached without the listings. Maybe just disable it for a short while to see what happens?

Have we any further update on this? Client is chasing me.

Thanks.