Open edwolfe3 opened 4 years ago
Nobody getting the same error?
I'm seeing this in Firefox and the timing of the issue report correlates to some major CSS issues that showed up on our site in the past week.
For us I believe this is occurring in an iframe which is explicitly different origin than the main frame for sandbox purposes. There is not much I can think to do other than disable recaptcha since the call stack originates in the recaptcha script:
I'm getting the exact same thing, but I am not using iframes nor do i have a anything from different origins. When I first activated recaptcha, I didn't have any issues. It started after a week or so using it.
We're seeing the same issue. @edwolfe3 did you get it resolved, or did you stop using recaptcha?
Unfortunately, no.
I'm experiencing this issue as well. We're using reCAPTCHA v2 in "invisible" mode. The error does not occur on the latest Chrome (on Ubuntu 18.0x), but is a show-stopper in Firefox for me.
Same sad experience.
Same here.
hi
i am not sure but it looks like installing "Enable jQuery Migrate
Helper" to my WP site suffering
this problem solved it.
regards,
s
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Safari is working for me, but chrome (86.0.4240.198) is not working.
Same issue on the JS file. Did anyone figure out a solution?-- You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/google/recaptcha/issues/392#issuecomment-736318130
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Hi, joined just to reply to this, one of the few threads that google returns for this error.
The problem was a mismatch between the call to onSubmit(token) and the id of the webform containing the invisible captcha.
function onSubmit(token) { document.getElementById("mywebform").submit(); }mywebform better be the right id. Copy and pasted and had a different form id than was in the header. Hope this helps someone else. Took me down a rabbit hole of content security policy that had no bearing on the issue.
I'm getting an Unknown base64 encoding at char (the char shown varies) while using the following code:
This worked up until this week. What do I need to fix it?