Vincenzo Casu

Hello,

the latest update (v4.8) seems not to have solved the problem related to _load_textdomain_just_in_time warning.

In fact the warning is always present when I use this plugin.

Grazie mille a te perché lo usi!

Now that I think about it, even making a test with Lighthouse, maybe it would be even better to insert an aria-label attribute on the input field:

/*****/
$i = -1;

foreach ( $choices as $title => $image ) {

   ++$i;

   if ( $i == $human ) {

      $value = 'kc_human';

   } else {

      $value = 'bot';

   }

   $output .= '<label><input aria-label="' . esc_attr__( 'Choice', 'contact-form-7-image-captcha' ) . ' ' . ( $i + 1 ) . '" type="radio" name="kc_captcha" value="' . $value . '" />' . $image . '</label>';

}
/*****/

• This reply was modified 5 months, 3 weeks ago by Vincenzo Casu.
• This reply was modified 5 months, 3 weeks ago by Vincenzo Casu.

Hey there, I’m really glad I could help you with my plugin!

Thanks for the feedback! Very few people leave feedback. Sometimes work is not just about money, but also the satisfaction of knowing that there are people who appreciate what you do!

I am very happy that you find it useful. Thank you so much for the kind words!

Hi with version 4.4.0, the problem still occurs.

Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token ';'

This is a part of the code shown in the html page, which is misinterpreted:

/*.....*/
if (links[i].getAttribute("rel") === "canonical") { canonical = links[i].getAttribute("href")}}; canonical = canonical.replace("?sfr=1", "");top.location = canonical; console.log(canonical);};var swpFloatBeforeContent = false;/*****/

Thanks for your explanation: all very clear.

I still don’t understand why this problem occurred … I saw that you entered the control
if (! \ did_action (‘wp_loaded’))
return true;

But I didn’t understand at the Core level what this bug introduced.

Can you explain it to me?

Good job! All solved

Hi everyone, after upgrading to WP 6.1 I also have this problem on CPTs.
On all other contents no problem.

Only on CPTs is the meta tag output completely omitted.

Thank you very much Jose, I really appreciate your review.

Great idea to set a maximum warning limit, I plan to implement it.

On the constant, you’re right, it was a typo.
Update immediately and thanks for reporting!

Thank you very much for appreciating my work.
I’m happy to have contributed too by creating something useful for those who, like me, love WordPress.

Thank you with all my heart!

Now I know that is wrong to mark the check mark on: “Listen to events on connected accounts”.

Can I try automatic renewals with Stripe instead of PayPal in the test environment? Do they work? Is this operation possible in the Stripe Test environment?