This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
Replace Google reCaptcha with hCaptcha on standard WordPress forms referenced by Toolset, eg registration form, possibly login form
Solution:
All those shortcodes are using custom HTML codes to output the those forms, but all of them apply the WordPress built-in filter hooks
For example [wpv_login_form] shortcodes use the same WordPress built-in filter hooks:
- login_form_top
- login_form_middle
- login_form_bottom
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Last updated by 3 years, 1 month ago.
Assisted by: Luo Yang.
Tell us what you are trying to do?
Replace Google reCaptcha with hCaptcha on standard WordPress forms referenced by Toolset, eg registration form, possibly login form, not Toolset Forms like Post Forms.
As Google reCaptcha causes major headaches with GDPR compliance, I was wondering if Toolset supports the use of hCaptcha as a Google reCaptcha alternative?
"Toolset", "Toolset Forms" are not mentioned explicitly in their supported forms, but as far as I understand Toolset uses the standard WordPress forms for registration and login forms etc, which should be supported natively (see screenshot from hCaptcha for WordPress plugin settings).
Have you had any tickets from previous customers about this? Or are there any known conflicts or documentation about this? Searching "hCaptcha" in your forum turns up zero results.
Thanks and regards
Simon
