• Resolved xtrememogul

    (@xtrememogul)


    Hi Paul

    I enabled the G.A.S.P Protection and it works fine when I (the admin) log in, however our theme has a “login form” on the menu (dropdown style) where the login form is styled, however when a user tries to login a pop up shows they need to click the “I’m not a robot” option. The problem is that this option does not appear on the styled login version of the theme. How can add the G.A.S.P Protection to it or how do I fix this?

    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wp-simple-firewall/

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  • Plugin Author Paul

    (@paultgoodchild)

    If the user is getting the dialog popup then the GASP Javascript is running correctly for the login form.

    You’ll need to load that login form yourself and inspect the HTML/CSS and see why it’s not being displayed – it must be there if the pop is showing. That’s the first place I’d start with. Send along a link to the site and I’ll see if I can spot it for you.

    Cheers,
    Paul.

    Hi,
    I’m not an expert by any means, but one thing I’d check is if you have any javascript caching/minifying plugins installed, I had an issue where a plugin (in my case autoptimize) was moving the firewall code away from where it was supposed to be, breaking the site. All I had to do to fix it was add the phrase “I’m not a spammer” to the list of javascript to not cache. Your plugin may have a different way of doing things (assuming you’re using a javascript caching plugin at all), but that’s the first place I’d check.
    -Michael.

    Thread Starter xtrememogul

    (@xtrememogul)

    Hi Paul, the link is xtremewebsites[dot]com . Let me know if you find something, if not I will ask the the theme developer. Thanks

    @michael. I am using Cloudflare and I don’t see a way to add a phrase.

    Plugin Author Paul

    (@paultgoodchild)

    The checkbox is showing for me in the sign-in form for that site on the front page…

    Thread Starter xtrememogul

    (@xtrememogul)

    Hi Paul. After further research I was able to confirm what Michael said. It was a Javascript caching issue with Cloudflare, as you can see I just figured it out. Thanks

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