reCaptcha allows you to protect your website from Spam Registrations and it will let real people to easily pass through your Paid Member Subscriptions or Default WordPress Forms.
The reCaptcha settings can be found under the Paid Member Subscriptions -> Settings -> Misc tab.
We offer the reCaptcha v2 implementation.
reCaptcha Settings:
To generate your Google reCAPTCHA Site Key / Secret Key for the reCaptcha add-on please follow this tutorial.
After we generate our Google Site / Secret Key we need to add them inside the Site Key / Secret Key options, in Paid Member Subscriptions -> Settings -> Misc -> reCaptcha, to use the reCAPTCHA widget.
Also, we need to select where we want the reCaptcha widget to be displayed by checking the appropriate checkbox.
This option will display the reCaptcha widget inside the Paid Member Subscriptions Register Form.
This option will display the reCaptcha widget inside the Paid Member Subscriptions Login Form.
This option will display the reCaptcha widget inside the Paid Member Subscriptions Recover Password Form.
This option will display the reCaptcha widget inside the Default WordPress Registration Form found at wp-login.php?action=register.
This option will display the reCaptcha widget inside the Default WordPress Login Form found at wp-login.php or wp-admin.
This option will display the reCaptcha widget inside the Default WordPress Recover Password Form found at wp-login.php?action=lostpassword.
If you inserted the Site / Secret Key correctly and also selected the forms where to display the reCaptcha widget, but still it doesn’t work you will need to deactivate all other plugins and to use a Default WordPress Theme to debug this issue.
You will need to make sure that you are not using another reCAPTCHA plugin that uses the Google reCAPTCHA Site / Secret Key. Also check the Browser Console (Chrome – F12) to see if you have any errors.
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