In despite of the few anti-spam modules I installed and configured, I still get a lot of spam in my mailbox from my Drupal site. The bots use a classic contact form, but the thing is, that there are no form submissions when I check the results page! Is it normal, considering they are bots?
I was thinking that they where perhaps using a google's cached version of the page.
Do you have any ideas? I don't know what to try or install anymore!
Try using BOTCHA MODULE of Drupal. It is very successful in preventing the BOTS submissions.
https://www.drupal.org/project/botcha
Easy to configure also.
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for some customers,they cannot register has users in our website because of the Google invisible recaptcha v3 failing some times.
Getting the "Something went wrong with reCAPTCHA. Please contact the store owner."
This those not happen to me,only specific customers.Browser user may not be the issue,I tried over remote conection to register and the error persists.
I know its a recaptcha issues,because in magento admin under the store configuration settings,under security I disable recaptcha for new user creation.
If you ever have trouble with recaptcha,one of the first things is to check the cookies.
In my case,for some reason the cookie script in my magento head html was maybe loading at a specific point in which another third party module was affecting It.
So you can try to load the script at the very end,in my case we used google tag manager to load the cookie script,the Google tag script in our case loads later on
I am building my first website with netlify as host and one feature is a form submission. Netlify can handle submissions although the free feature is limited to 100 submissions / month. My question: Does anyone know of ANY alternative ways to submit forms to avoid having to pay if my website would exceed this limit?? I know that for example php is blocked. I would like to send the forms directly to a given email.
Thanks for all future wisdom!
OK so im just gonna ask this question, as I am at the end of the rope, with hopes someone out there will have some advice.
I have installed the Woocommerce Follow Up Emails plugin on my site, and for the life of me I cannot get it send the email.
The settings I have are:
Trigger: 3 days after the order total is above $1.00
Setting: Customer recieves the email once
There is nothing in the "scheduled emails" of the plugin showing up, however and this is the part that throws me off, in the Tools>Scheduled Actions of the wordpress dashboard i get multiple entries of the below:
which tells me that it the emails are being scheduled but are not being sent out (even though it says, action complete). I have checked the WPMail log nothing, i have checked Cpanel Email Tracking and theres nothing. I have a WP Cron plugin installed that tells me it is functioning correctly.
Does anybody have any ideas/suggestions that i could do or check that I havent done already? Is there something I'm missing?
Any help will greatly be appreciated.
P.S, I purchased the plugin from a third party site and cant ask Woocommerce for support without paying for subscription (which i will do as my absolute last resort)
The plugin works fine on my side, although it is very basic in its functionalities and you reach super quickly its limitations.
I'd suggest you buy the plugin from WC. They tend to have special offers of 30-50% off few times a year. Their support is typically very good and has a live chat so you get answers often directly.
Hope you got it figured out by now.
I have a web form created in the Adobe Business Catalyst CRM and someone has placed a Man in the Middle (MitM) hack on our site or wherever and is intercepting the web form then contacting the user who submitted the form and offering them their products using the same name as my website.
So this is a two-part question. How do I get rid of and prevent this from happening again and is there any legal action I can take against the MitM hackers?
Business Catalyst (BC) is very secure so I am not convinced there is a hack on your site. You should do the following:
Contact BC and let them know about this.
Check your site for any code you did not create or insert into your site.
Recreate the web form and insert it into your site.
Change passwords on your BC site.
Change the workflows for your site.
Change your email password.
Switch the forms to use the BC secure domain. (IE: https://example.worldsecuresystems.com)
Since you cannot run server side code on BC then doing the above steps should solve the issue.
Contact a lawyer for information on legal action against MIMA hackers.
First of all you can use SSL on you website.
Second you can encrypt you data use !!!
This seems like it should be a relatively easy process. There are quite a few links that come up addressing the issue in a Google search and in searches here, but something is missing in actual implementation.
My client has a PayPal account already. I have Ubercart installed with products available. But, when I go to Store -> Payment Methods -> Credit Card Settings, I cannot see any place to enter PayPal API information. What am I missing?
Thanks!
After some searching and putting bits and pieces together, I found out that the problem wasn't with Ubercart at all!
I could not get any clear answers for the combination of Drupal 7, Ubercart and PayPal from any website that came up from a search.
All of the sites listed gave me instructions to do steps with form items that did not exist in the site.
I figured that there was possibly a PayPal module that I was missing, but I could not find one.
There is indeed a module, but it turns out that the module is part of the basic Ubercart install.
I could not enable this module.
Then I found out that the reason I could not enable it is that cURL was not enabled in the server. So, I enabled it in php.ini.
So, the problem was not with Drupal 7 or with Ubercart or with a module. The problem was a php.ini setting!