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FAQs / Tips / Common Issues
- What are the installation keys I need to provide?
After you sign up to AdsCaptcha and register your website, you will get three keys which identify your account and secure your web page.
Make sure to copy & paste the exact keys values to your plugin’s settings.
#- The CAPTCHA is not being shown
By default, registered users will not see the CAPTCHA. Log out and try again.
If you don’t want to hide the CAPTCHA from registered users (or other permission groups), simply uncheck the ‘Hide CAPTCHA…’ option or change the desired permission group on the AdsCaptcha plugin’s settings.
#- Sometimes the CAPTCHA is displayed AFTER the submit button on the comment form
Best practice is to edit your current theme comments.php file and locate this line: ID); ?> Move this line to BEFORE the comment textarea and the problem should be fixed.
Alernately, you can check the ‘Rearrange CAPTCHA’s position on the comment form automatically’ option on the AdsCaptcha plugin’s settings, and javascript will attempt to rearrange it for you. This option is less recomended.
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Installation Instructions
Download the plugin and extract the folder contained within.
Upload or copy the folder to your /wp-content/plugins directory.
Visit http://www.adscaptcha.com/ and sign up for a FREE AdsCaptcha keys
Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
Go to the 'Settings' menu in WordPress and set your AdsCaptcha keys
FAQ
What are the keys I need to provide?
After you sign up to AdsCaptcha and register your website, you will get three keys which identify your account and secure your web page.
Make sure to copy & paste the exact keys values to your plugin's settings.
The CAPTCHA is not being shown
By default, registered users will not see the CAPTCHA. Log out and try again.
If you don't want to hide the CAPTCHA from registered users (or other permission groups), simply uncheck the 'Hide CAPTCHA...' option or change the desired permission group on the AdsCaptcha plugin's settings.
Sometimes the CAPTCHA is displayed AFTER the submit button on the comment form
Best practice is to edit your current theme comments.php file and locate this line: ID); ?> Move this line to BEFORE the comment textarea and the problem should be fixed.
Alernately, you can check the 'Rearrange CAPTCHA's position on the comment form automatically' option on the AdsCaptcha plugin's settings, and javascript will attempt to rearrange it for you. This option is less recomended.
Changelog
1.0.8
- Release date: 23 Feb 2011
- New at AdsCaptcha: Security Slider CAPTCHA
- New themes and available dimensions
1.0.7
- Release date: 02 Feb 2011
- Automatic HTTPS (SSL) support
- Fixed non-js browsers IFRAME scrolling and dimensions
1.0.6
- Release date: 19 Jan 2011
- Modified no JavaScript support (noscript) template
1.0.5
- Release date: 10 Jan 2011
- New AdsCaptcha API version
1.0.4
- Release date: 19 Dec 2010
- Fixed (another issue) the single quote usage in the custom error messages
1.0.3
- Release date: 16 Dec 2010
- Fixed the single quote usage in the custom error messages
1.0.2
- Release date: 30 Nov 2010
- Fixed delete_preferences() warning
1.0.1
- Release date: 22 Nov 2010
- Fixed registration CAPTCHA validation
1.0
- Release date: 10 Oct 2010
- First release!
Plugin Info
- Current Version:
- 1.0.8
- Minimum WordPress Version:
- 2.6
- Tested up to WordPress Version:
- 3.0.5
- Compatible with WordPress MU:
- no
- Plugin Author:
- elad