You need to insert hCaptcha into the Elementor form in the admin area. Screenshot 8 on the main plugin page shows how to do it.
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I did that, but the option doesn’t show up. Elementor said they don’t have a native integration when I contacted them.
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This link is better for the first link. Even when I scroll down in the options, it doesn’t have hcaptcha there.
Yes, Elementor Pro does not have native integration. That is why we added it in our plugin.
I cannot reproduce the issue so far. Elementor Pro is a premium plugin, and I have a bit outdated version only – 3.28. Could you send your version 3.32 to my email [email protected]?
Thank you.
I shared a file with you via that email. Let me know if you didn’t get it.
Thank you sharing. Unfortunately, it didn’t help. I tested with Astra theme, and everything works for me.
Do you have some mu-plugins? Or, could you elaborate steps from the clean WP install to see the bug?
What steps are you referring to? Clean WP install?
I disabled all plugins but elementor, elementor pro, and hcaptcha earlier. I have elementor-safe-mode and plausible-proxy-speed-module in my mu-plugin folder. Does that help answer your questions?
That’s the problem: “I have elementor-safe-mode and plausible-proxy-speed-module in my mu-plugin folder“. In Safe Mode, Elementor deactivates all the plugins except elementor and elementor-pro on the edit page in the admin.
Turn off Safe Mode and hCaptcha will work on your site.
I have it in that file, but I was not turning it on when I was editing that page and taking a screenshot.
If you have this file in mu-plugin, it deactivates all the plugins on the /wp-admin/post.php?post=11439&action=elementor. It may happened that you turn off the Safe Mode on the /wp-admin/admin.php?page=elementor-tools page, but mu-plugin wasn’t deleted by Elementor for an unforeseen reason.
Turn off the Safe Mode, then delete the elementor-safe-mode.php mu-plugin, then update the /wp-admin/post.php?post=11439&action=elementor page, and hCaptcha should work.
The main goal of this mu-plugin is in the following lines:
add_filter( 'pre_option_active_plugins', function () {
return get_option( 'elementor_safe_mode_allowed_plugins' );
} );
Here it dynamically replaces the list of installed plugins by the content of the elementor_safe_mode_allowed_plugins option. You can execute wp option get elementor_safe_mode_allowed_plugins (or look at the option in the database) and see
array (
‘elementor’ => ‘elementor/elementor.php’,
‘elementor_pro’ => ‘elementor-pro/elementor-pro.php’,
)
Only two plugins are working when this mu-plugin is on and you are on the /wp-admin/post.php?post=xxxx&action=elementor page.
Closed as having no response for a week.
Sorry, just got to this. I sent this to elementor just to see what they would say. Didn’t have much to say about it. I deleted that file in the mu-plugin folder, but it still didn’t display the hcaptcha option…
