Alan Fuller

Hi Paul,

Thanks for reaching out.

This is almost certainly down to how the plugin logs payments, it records every attempt, not just completed ones. So if a customer starts checkout, abandons it, and retries, you’ll get multiple entries in WP but only the one successful payment in PayPal.

Do you have IPN enabled? If so, completed payments are marked as such in the report, which makes the duplicates easy to identify. If not, it’s worth setting up:

https://fullworksplugins.com/docs/quick-paypal-payments/usage-quick-paypal-payments/paypal-instant-payment-notification-for-wordpress/

Best regards,
Alan

The plugin stops ‘leaks’of user names from the core WordPress, but is can’t stop leaks from badly coded themes ( or plugins ).
In the first instance I would check your user account and check that your user ‘nice name’ does not match your user names as most good themes use the display name not the user name.

If that does not help then sharing a link and your theme name may help me identify possible soutions.

Gracias, really appreciate the review. Glad everything was fine!

forum rules prohibit me discussing the pro version here drop me a line at support at fullworksplugins.com

Hi Eris,

Having looked more carefully at the code, our JavaScript does load when you’re logged in on the frontend. It only skips the WordPress admin area, so a JS conflict is possible.

Our script is very tightly scoped though. It only looks for a field with the ID #author inside a form with the ID #commentform. It cannot directly hide other forms. What’s more likely is that our script is causing a JavaScript error that then prevents another plugin’s script from running correctly, and that other script is what renders your forms.

The quickest way to confirm this is to open your browser’s developer tools (usually F12), go to the Console tab, and load the page with the broken forms. Any JavaScript errors showing there will point straight at the conflict.

Also worth knowing: the JS is only loaded if the “Remove numbers from comment authors” option is ticked in the plugin settings. If you don’t use standard WordPress comments, unticking that will stop the script loading entirely, which would rule out any JS conflict immediately. This is worth doing to confirm if it is indeed a JS conflict.

Hi,                                                                                                                                                    
                                                                                                                                                        
 Thanks for reaching out. To clarify – Stop User Enumeration is completely free and doesn’t require any payment.                                        
                                                                                                                                                        
 The email you received was a promotional offer for a different plugin entirely. When you installed Stop User Enumeration, you had the option to sign   
 up to my mailing list for news and occasional offers (double opt-in). That’s where this came from.                                                     
                                                                                                                                                        
 Sorry the email caused confusion – I can see how it might have seemed connected to the plugin you just installed.                                      
                                                                                                                                                        
 All my marketing emails have an unsubscribe link at the bottom if you’d prefer not to receive offers.

That is a bug. I will fix it it should be enqueing the non existent script. I will fix ASAP

The Pro version does have popups, but I’m not allowed to support Pro here ( forum rules ) if you would like to find out more contact me directly.