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Hello,

There shouldn’t be any restrictions to having multiple forms on the same page with our [recaptcha] script. In our testing, it does treat each form submission independently. Could you edit your original question and append the website URL to the “Link to the page you need help with” field so that we can take a look?

Hello @teidar

We’ve just published update 1.3.8, which includes a new filter for the Google ReCaptcha javascript Locale. The filter is: wpcf7_recaptcha_locale and can be used to change the scripts locale. You should be able to use this filter the same way as above without having the locale apply to the entire page:

function custom_locale( $locale ) {
	
	if ( is_page('page_slug') ) {
		$locale = 'uk_UA';
	}

	return $locale;

}
add_filter( 'wpcf7_recaptcha_locale', 'custom_locale' );

Let us know if you have any questions or concerns, and have a wonderful rest of your week!

Hello,

The locale is based on the WordPress Installed site language set in Settings. There is a filter for that locale in get_locale() function.

One possible way to work around this is to use the wp_enqueu_scripts hook to add a filter and remove the filter. It could look like this:

/**
 * Change the locale for just one form instead of the whole website
 * Note that the action priority is important as this is what the
 * plugin uses to enqueue scripts.
 *
 * @return void
 */
function custom_locale() {
	add_filter( 'locale', 'update_locale' );
}
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'custom_locale', 50 );

/**
 * Change the locale for just one form instead of the whole website
 * Note that the action priority is important as this runs after the
 * plugin enqueue scripts.
 *
 * @return void
 */
function remove_custom_locale() {
	remove_filter( 'locale', 'update_locale' );
}
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'remove_custom_locale', 51 );

/**
 * Change the locale
 *
 * @param String $locale
 *
 * @return Sting $locale
 */
function update_locale( $locale ) {

	return 'uk_UA';

}

I’m not convinced yet that there is a good use-case for a filter hook in the “ReCaptcha v2 for Contact Form 7”. The forms inherit the same language that the website is set to. Since the reCaptcha script is only enqueued once, all forms would have to have the same locale. I personally believe that the best solution for this is to set the Site Language to the one you desire.

Hopefully, the above answers your question, but should you need anything else, please reply to this thread and we can assist you further. Have a wonderful rest of your week!

Hello,

Looking at the source code of this website, we’re not seeing any of the required JavaScript files which load the reCaptcha. If this is a custom theme, please ensure that the header calls wp_head() and the footer calls wp_footer() so that the script files can load properly.

When viewing the source of the website, we expect to see calls to both:

– recaptcha/api.js
– assets/js/wpcf7-recaptcha-controls.js

Neither of which we are seeing.

Another option is to install the WordPress Health Check & Troubleshooting tool. This will allow you to safely, and just for your admin user, to activate a WordPress Theme like TwentyTwentyOne. Doing so may give you some insight if the issue lies with the theme or a conflict with one of the installed plugins. For more information, please review their documentation.

Hopefully, using the above information, you can narrow down the root cause of these issues. Please reply back to this thread if you have any questions or require further assistance. Have a wonderful rest of your week!

Hello,

We recommend double-checking the installation steps. Some easy to miss steps can include:

1) Ensure that your domain name is listed on the Version 2 API Keys through Google Webmaster.

2) Ensure that under “Contact > reCaptcha Version” in the left-hand admin menu, you have Version 2 set and saved in the select box.

Generally, 400 Errors occur whenever Version 3 is requested with Version 2 keys. Hopefully, using the above, you’re able to fix your issues, but if not, please reply to this thread, and we can assist you further. Have a wonderful rest of your week!

Hello,

We’ve installed and enabled the Minify settings for WP Optimize and could not replicate your issue. Please ensure that the plugin is up to date and the plugin cache has been cleared.

If the above does not work, you can try to exclude the script by following the below instructions:

1) Navigate to WP-Optimize > Minify

2) In the JavaScript tab in the “Exclude JavaScript from processing” box, paste the following:

wpcf7-recaptcha/assets/js/wpcf7-recaptcha-controls.js

3) Save your changes.

The above will exclude the callback script from being minified and included in your other scripts.

Hopefully, the above works for you, but if not, please reply back to this thread, and we can assist you further. Have a wonderful rest of your week!

Hello @duboi,

This issue likely stems from WP Rocket. If you temporarily disable this plugin, does the reCaptcha appear normally? If so, we recommend reaching out to WP Rocket for a solution. Additionally, if you can exclude the following script from WP Rocket, this is where the reCpatcha gets initialized, then it may also work as expected:

plugins/wpcf7-recaptcha/assets/js/wpcf7-recaptcha-controls.js

Unfortunately, WP Rocket is a premium plugin, so we cannot easily replicate this issue ourselves. Hopefully, between their support and excluding the above script from being minified, modified, and cached, you’re able to find a solution. Otherwise, if you have any additional questions or suggestions, please reply back to this thread, and we can assist further. Have a wonderful rest of your week!