trylobyte

I had the same problem. I updated the plugin to the last version and also the recaptcha integration from V2 to V3 but it didn’t solve it. The solution for me was to remove in the form builder the recaptcha shortcode used to display recaptcha v2.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by trylobyte.

Thanks, @bluedot, disabling the standard email notification from the WP Comments settings also solved my issue with the duplicated notification email. Now I receive only the notification email from BNFW. The custom notification in the plugin is enabled.

(I think the tooltip help at the right of the radio button “Enable Notification” can be a bit confusing. As it says “Use this to enable or disable notifications. If you want to disable a default WordPress notification, just create it on the left, then disable it here.” However, in my case, I had to keep enabled the custom notification in the plugin and disable the standard notification on the WP comments settings.

Thanks also @voltronik for this great plugin.

I have the same problem. The new notification is sending to the designated user but it also sends the standard WP notification to the post author and I don’t want that. I have tried deleting the cache after disabling the notification on the top right option and saving, with no luck.

I am using the WP standard comments system (WordPress 5.4.4).

Thanks.

Thank you very much!!

I will try to use hreflang.

Hi John, thanks for this great tool!!

Do you know if it′s possible to make some kind of redirection specifying not only the path but also the domain of the old urls?

I need it because I am moving from a Joomla multi-domain website to a WordPress multi-domain website and I have some identical paths in the old website like these:

https://www.doamin.com/news.html
https://www.domain.fr/news.html

So a simple redirect like below, always send me to the .com which is the main domain in the hosting. (even when should redirect from and to the the french domain)

Redirect 301 /news.html https://www.domain.com/category/news/
Redirect 301 /news.html https://www.domain.fr/category/nouvelles/

At this moment the old joomla site is at the ftp root and the new wordpress site is in a production subfolder but I have to delete the oldsite and move the new one to the root..
I would need to have the htaccess managing the redirections of all the pages from the oldsite to the new one. I have no problems with the old urls with different paths, but, what can I do with the urls with the same path?

I only have one htaccess, since both domains are mangaged from a single CMS installation. (Old joomla site managed the domains with Joomfish plugin and the new wp site manage the domains with WPML).

Thank you!!