IQComputing

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We’ve tested the WP Fastest Cache under multiple different settings and didn’t run into any issues validating or submitting forms. If you’re running the premium version of WP Fastest Cache you’ll need to reach out to their support for further assistance. Could you provide a website that has trouble or the settings you’re using which you’re running into issues with?

Hello,

Thank you for providing this information! We’ll attempt to replicate the issue you’re running into on our end and see if there’s a proper patch that can be put into place.

Hello,

If the domain is listed under the API Key then it should work HTTP or HTTPS. Viewing the above links it appears to work as expected. We’ll go ahead and mark this thread as resolved but should you have any questions, comments, or concerns please reply back to this thread and we can assist you further. Have a wonderful rest of your week!

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Unfortunately, if this is a premium theme we will not be able to purchase and debug the issue. The issue will need to be escalated to the premium theme support routes. Feel free to link this topic and we can help their team in any way we can to find a resolution.

If this is a free theme please link it and we can try to replicate your situation in our local environment to see if this is something that can be fixed. We apologize for the inconvenience!

Hello,

It looks like somehow the reCaptcha is trying to load version 3 of the reCaptcha instead of Version 2. Please ensure that in the reCaptcha settings under Contact Form 7 that the reCaptcha is set to Version 2. Also, ensure that your API key from Google is a version 2 API key. If there are any other plugins that may be trying to create reCaptcha please try to disable those and check if the situation changes. Finally, looking at the source-code it does look like Siteground is adding in a flag to scripts, siteground-async=1. It might be beneficial to reach out to Siteground and find out how/why that flag is being added to scripts. Unfortunately, this is not an issue we’ve seen in the past but hopefully it’s something as simple as a plugin conflict or Siteground setting.

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This plugin only works with Contact Form 7. If you are using Contact Form 7 to process your comments then you’ll be able to use the [recaptcha] tag. Otherwise, you will not be able to use this plugin for your comment form reCaptcha.

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The following are all things to check under your specific multisite site.

If you go to your specific multisite site, under Plugins, does the plugin show up as being Network Active? Under Contact > reCaptcha Version does reCaptcha v2 show as selected? Have you tried disabling all other plugins except Contact Form 7 and reCaptcha v2 to ensure it is not a plugin conflict? If not, you may be able to install the WordPress Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin to do so.

Hello & thank you for your kind words!

We agree that it would be nice for the remainder of the internal script be externalized. We can certainly look into moving this script into a minified version but we would want to test it carefully to make sure it does not break. The bad news is that we likely won’t get to this update until later this month when we have the time to make the change and test this properly.

Unfortunately, some of those internal scripts are not generated by the plugin but instead by WordPress and their wp_localize_script() function. This function allows us to use specific PHP variables in JavaScript before our script needs to run. These things include options like settings options and API keys which are dynamic and set by the user. That’ the kind of “serialized” information you see in your last example. If this is something you wish to change you could open a trac ticket on WordPress Core and suggest an option that take CSP into consideration. There does appear to be some discussion in #32067 but it doesn’t appear there’s any solid direction to move towards.

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In the meantime if you’re looking to get your hands dirty, you can copy and paste the script into your own external file. We are using the following to add the internal JavaScript:

/**
 * Remove old hooks and add new hook callbacks
 * 
 * @return void
 */
function iqfix_wpcf7_manage_hooks() {
	
	/* ... */
	
	// reCaptcha Footer Javascript
	remove_action( 'wp_footer', 'wpcf7_recaptcha_onload_script', 40 );
	add_action( 'wp_footer', 'iqfix_wpcf7_recaptcha_callback_script', 40 );

}
add_action( 'setup_theme', 'iqfix_wpcf7_manage_hooks' );

So if you’re looking to remove that script you can copy and paste the JavaScript to an external file and play around with it to get it to work then remove the internal JS via the following:

/**
 * Remove internal JS
 * 
 * @return void
 */
function your_prefix_wpcf7_manage_hooks() {
	
	// Remove any internal JS
	remove_action( 'wp_footer', 'iqfix_wpcf7_recaptcha_callback_script', 40 );

}
add_action( 'setup_theme', 'your_prefix_wpcf7_manage_hooks', 15 );

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We apologize for the inconvenience in the above solution. Once we have a patch in which the internal script is externalized we will reply back to this thread and let you know so please do subscribe to this topic for updates. Stay safe and have a wonderful rest of your week!