Security
Adjust security settings to protect your cloud integration and ensure safe data management
General
Use random URLs for modules
Disable this option to use the WordPress default, where the slug is generated from the title.
AJAX Request Checks
Cross domain verification
Verifies if AJAX requests come from the same site; blocks requests from other domains for security. Disable only in multi-domain setups.
Nonce Validation
Uses WordPress Nonce system to protect against CSRF attacks. Disable only if conflicts arise with other plugins.
Please use this settings with caution! Only disable it when really necessary.
Cloud Content Accessibility
Validate file accessibility
Checks if the requested file is in an accessible folder. Disable to improve performance or if users can access all content.
Mask Account ID
Obfuscates cloud account IDs in your site's source code and URLs. Disabling this could break existing links if the salt is lost.
Please use this settings with caution! Only disable it when really necessary.
Login & Password Screens
Login Message
Message displayed when the user is prompted to log in.
Login Url
Set a custom login URL to be used in the login button of the modules.
Password Message Template
Message shown when a module is password-protected and the user is prompted to enter the password.
User Info Template
This message is displayed when a module requires users to enter user information (e.g. email address) before they are able to access the content.
ReCaptcha V3
Site Key
The site key is used to invoke the reCAPTCHA service on your site
Secret Key
The secret key authorizes communication between your application backend and the reCAPTCHA server to verify the user.
Make sure that you are using V3 keys. If you already are using ReCaptcha on your site, e.g. in a Form, you might need to disable the ReCaptcha of this plugin to prevent conflicts.
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