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Broke Woocommerce Checkout page…

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review · 2 stars

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Sadly the plugin broke the most important page of my website: the checkout page… I’m not leaving a bad “1-star” mark because I respect your work and guess it wasn’t supposed to do that, but it looks like your plugin somehow add a login.min.css style to the checkout page, breaking all the style and preventing the visitor from scrolling. Disabling the plugin just make things working smoothly again… Sorry to hear it. Per the FAQ the plugin works for standard login forms and default WooCommerce, but sometimes third-party plugins don’t implement the correct WordPress behaviour for login forms, so we simply can’t hook in to them to display the captcha. If everyone played by the standard, we could support a lot more plugins, but sadly it’s just not the case.

Commercial Context

Opportunity

trust and abuse-prevention operations

Security abuse-prevention assurance for keeping sites trusted, protected, and recoverable

Buyer: site owners, agencies, and maintenance teams

Wedge: test security lockouts, bot/spam defenses, risky access changes, and incident alerts

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Analysis

heuristic-v1

Summary: Broke Woocommerce Checkout page…: users show security, compatibility, support pain that may indicate a product gap.

Evidence quote: Broke Woocommerce Checkout page… Sadly the plugin broke the most important page of my website: the checkout page… I’m not leaving a bad “1-star” mark because I respect your work and guess it wasn’t supposed to do that, but it looks like your plugin somehow add a login.min.css style to the checkout page, breaking all the style and preventing the visitor from

Affected feature: checkout

security compatibility support migration

Plugin

API

Login No Captcha reCAPTCHA

60.0K active installs · 1.4M downloads · rating 90.0

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Comments

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Robert Peake 2020-04-01T09:14:00+00:00

Sorry to hear it. Per the FAQ the plugin works for standard login forms and default WooCommerce, but sometimes third-party plugins don’t implement the correct WordPress behaviour for login forms, so we simply can’t hook in to them to display the captcha. If everyone played by the standard, we could support a lot more plugins, but sadly it’s just not the case.