SirLouen

@threadi is not available in this language, hence it doesnt make sense that it even looks for such translation, tries to download and reports a “Download failed. Not Found” error.

I completely understand that this is a “commercial solution”, but my question is not about solving the Elementor flaw, but about the flaw itself for any other plugin that could happen to have this issue. My questions is: why a plugin could be trying to download a translation that doesnt exist?

In fact, going a little bit further, like I asked in the previous message, I was wondering if there are any docs regarding this language updating protocol, just in case I would like to have some languages in my own plugins with updates. But to start with, I find that this issue is very interesting becuase I have not seen it in the past.

One hyphotesis is that they somehow, query all languages available (not sure how I can query this with WP), and then try to update everything querying their servers with each given language pair.

So for example, if it queries WP and it says that there are 4 languages: es_ES, en_US, hi_IN, fr_FR, then it seems that they will execute like an update to some endpoint like https://example.com/languages/es_ES.po

But since I don’t really know how the workdpress manages this “languages updates” for any plugins, I opened this post, to get more insight about this topic.

Hey @asifsiam97 If you saw the github link I posted, there is the conclusion of the Elementor guy. Its like a WordPress issue, but I’m not 100% confident. Do you know by any chance if there are any dev docs regarding this topic?

My bad
Found the option Convert accented letters

Yes you can do such but be aware that this plugin is useless
After version 5.5 of WordPress, this functionality became core.
Try to install such plugin without this one

Ok, this plugin is flawed with basic features. Thanks for telling.

I can set you a sandbox, so you can see the issue.

It’s like from 23:59 to 00:00 reservations, things go crazy.

@booklysupport this is a bug in the core plugin

It’s not a support request.

Technically, hindering anything from the “core” plugin in the public repo with Premium features (including Premium support) is against WordPress public repository.

Basically is like saying: You cannot use rightly our public repo core plugin if you don’t pay for it.

PS: People can schedule at 23:45 without issues, but I cannot edit such reservation because it throws the error mentioned above:

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Please note that our Google reCAPTCHA feature currently only works for the default WordPress login and registration pages and may not work on custom login and registration pages generated by other plugins.

Yes, I was smelling such.

Although, may I manually code something to hook it? Or you have not considered this and have not provided filters/actions for it?

Hello @wfphil

I have started debugging:

1. API key: there are valid 1.0 and invalids 0.0
Still, all results are being parsed below what I’ve set up.

2. I tried to set up a new site and I see it’s working fine

3. I can see the result in the server fine:

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So, where is the problem?

I’ve noticed that if I try to access via /wp-admin, it’s working perfectly fine

The problem is when I attempt to log in via form login within the page (placed by Memberpress plugin)

Notice I can’t see the reCAPTCHA badge in the bottom left, contrarily to the /wp-admin page. So maybe the problem is that since it’s not receiving any info from reCAPTCHA, it’s considering the value as null; therefore it prompts for verification.

Any ideas to solve this? How can I implement Login Security within in-site login prompts like the ones that Memberpress or Elementor (or many other plugins, or even self-made templates) facilitate?

@wfphil I’ve tried setting both 1.0 and 0.0 in the threshold and still users are permareceiving the Verification thing.

How may I debug it with a user of my own?

Reviewing the code, I could find it to be, in the last place I would have ever thought: inside the appearance section.

I would have put it in Configuration in the same place, Customers, as the other requirement fields like Address and Date of Birth.

It must be possible because I see in the code

Config::phoneRequired()

But I can’t find it!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by SirLouen.

In this case that arose, is a development that affects multiple plugins so i need to have them all activated at once (something related with upgrades)

But generally, as you say, I tend to develop without plugins. But it’s pretty weird what happened.

In the future, I will be troubleshooting this way (full deactivating or the way you suggest, to try to identify if a plugin could be causing this for some reason, many plugins have multiple hidden functionality that hinders many things, specially those big ones with mvp frameworks within the plugin). I tend to forget about this a lot.

Nope, for developing I don’t use cache things