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Hi Faisal,

Thank you for the quick response and for sharing the recommended snippet.

I tested the workaround and can confirm that forcing the reCAPTCHA script to load resolves the issue.

However, just for clarification, Elementor Popups were not involved in this case. I reproduced the problem on both an Elementor page and a standard Gutenberg page with only the following plugins active:

• WooCommerce
• Elementor Pro
• Ninja Forms

In both cases the form rendered correctly, but the Google reCAPTCHA v3 script was not being enqueued, which resulted in grecaptcha being undefined and the message “reCaptcha validation couldn’t load.” appearing on the form.

Manually enqueueing the script (either via the workaround you shared or a direct enqueue in the theme) resolves the issue immediately.

So it appears the Ninja Forms reCAPTCHA v3 loader is sometimes not firing in this environment when Elementor Pro is active, even when popups are not used.

Thanks again for the help — I appreciate the guidance.

Kind regards,
Mr P from GMB

Hi @hjogiupdraftplus

Thank you so much…
It was the setting under Brute Force that was enabled IP Whitelisting.

Thanks

Hey Mia

This is what i mean, i have entered it in settings and it doessn’t show. Hence asking if it has moved.

Strange, i think it was because the site hadn’t registered on reCaptcha, it’s in the correct place now, so must have been that.

Thanks

@1devils1
With zero response, i deleted this plugin and got the client to sign up for a proper payment gateway called “STRIPE”…!
Works like a dream and client is now taking money 🙂

@mrclayton

It seems that Braintree have yet again disabled processing payments due to an alleged card spam attack.

I have 3D secure setup and reCAPTCHA, yet this doesn’t seem to be enough…

Thanks anyway for your time…

@shameemreza

You my friend are a legend… 🙂
Perfect… that was exactly the data i needed to clear from the database.

Thank you so much and have a great week…

Ok thank you 🙂