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  • #56217
     efullman
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    Hi,

    I have iThemes Security Pro running, and it has a Recaptcha feature that injects a Google Recaptcha into the Login and Registration forms.

    It works well, but with Kleo installed when you login, it redirects to a custom form (which I like), but the Recaptcha isn’t visible. Although it is still engaged, when you try to login it generates an error message like you didn’t click the recaptcha, “I’m not a robot” box.

    I’m thinking this maybe just a CSS problem. I was hoping you could point me in the right direction on where in the CSS I could find your styling for the Sign In – “kleo-form-signin”. Where is that style sheet? Your thoughts on how to integrate are appreciated. I’m going to need to get this Recaptcha automation working for Registration, and Comments as well.

    #56306
     sharmstr
    Moderator

    Are you talking about the modal popup login?

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    #56307
     efullman
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    Yes, the modal pop up.

    It works, but it’s ignoring a script and css that is injected into wp-login.php by iThemes Security Pro.

    On a direct access of the wp-login.php file the reCaptcha comes through.

    However, I think its mainly a styling issue, because when you put in the right username/password in the modal, the reCaptcha comes back with a little error message that shows through in the Sign In Modal error area below the password. The error is related to not making a reCaptcha selection.

    #56309
     sharmstr
    Moderator

    They are not the same form. Even though you’re getting the error message, that doesn’t mean the captcha is there and you cant see it. I’m almost positive its not even there. You can verify this by right clicking on the web page, view source, then search for “modal”. That will take you to the form code. See if the captcha field even exists. If it doesnt (again, I dont think it will) you can add it yourself by copying /kleo/page-parts/general-popups.php to your child theme. I’m assuming the plugin you’re using gives you a shortcode to use.

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    #56476
     efullman
    Participant

    Hi,

    Thanks for the reply. You were right about the Captcha field

    I looked into the Popup Modal and I’d like to disable it all together and fall back to the default wp-login page.

    Can you give me some guidance on how to disable the call to the Popup Modal Form.

    #56478
     sharmstr
    Moderator

    Remove the Kleo login from them menu and create your own link to wp-login.php

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    #56503
     efullman
    Participant

    Yeah… that’s kinda obvious. Sorry for asking 🙂

    #56504
     sharmstr
    Moderator

    Don’t be 🙂

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