توضیحات
Add Cloudflare Turnstile to WordPress, WooCommerce and popular forms with server-side verification and anti-spam controls.
تغییرات این نسخه
2.2.0 (30 October 2026)
New: Added Turnstile support for Elementor Atomic Forms (the Editor V4 e-form element in Elementor Pro 4.x), alongside the existing Elementor Pro Forms integration. The widget is added before the form’s submit button, a submission without a solved challenge is blocked before it is sent, and every submission is verified server-side before Elementor stores uploads or runs any after-submit actions (email, webhook, collect submissions). The existing Elementor toggle and its Auto-inject/Shortcode-only, theme, size and language settings apply to both form types.
New: Added WooCommerce Pay for Order protection. A new “Pay for Order Form” toggle (Integrations → WooCommerce) adds Turnstile to order-payment links, such as the “Customer payment page” link and failed or pending payment retries, independently of the checkout toggles. The token is verified before WooCommerce sends the payment to the gateway, helping stop card-testing through shared payment links. It is off by default and is reported as “WooCommerce pay for order” in the Log tab and Test Mode per Integration.
New: Added Challenge Performance Reporting to the Log tab. It shows Cloudflare Siteverify response times (average, 95th-percentile range, slow responses over 2 seconds and the slowest response) and per-form unsuccessful-check trends compared with the previous period, with daily charts, top Cloudflare error codes, a 7/14/30-day period switch, a CSV export and a “Reset performance data” button.
New: Added Turnstile support for Elementor Atomic Forms (the Editor V4 e-form element in Elementor Pro 4.x), alongside the existing Elementor Pro Forms integration. The widget is added before the form’s submit button, a submission without a solved challenge is blocked before it is sent, and every submission is verified server-side before Elementor stores uploads or runs any after-submit actions (email, webhook, collect submissions). The existing Elementor toggle and its Auto-inject/Shortcode-only, theme, size and language settings apply to both form types.
New: Added WooCommerce Pay for Order protection. A new “Pay for Order Form” toggle (Integrations → WooCommerce) adds Turnstile to order-payment links, such as the “Customer payment page” link and failed or pending payment retries, independently of the checkout toggles. The token is verified before WooCommerce sends the payment to the gateway, helping stop card-testing through shared payment links. It is off by default and is reported as “WooCommerce pay for order” in the Log tab and Test Mode per Integration.
New: Added Challenge Performance Reporting to the Log tab. It shows Cloudflare Siteverify response times (average, 95th-percentile range, slow responses over 2 seconds and the slowest response) and per-form unsuccessful-check trends compared with the previous period, with daily charts, top Cloudflare error codes, a 7/14/30-day period switch, a CSV export and a “Reset performance data” button.