Serhii Kozak

CAPTCHA is an effective tool that helps you prevent spam or any malicious actions in your store. Besides, having an additional security layer is always a smart idea. However, when working with CAPTCHA, you may get the "Incorrect CAPTCHA" error. Although not critical, this error still interrupts the usual workflow, which influences customers' experience. Thus, today you'll explore what the "Incorrect CAPTCHA" error message is about, and how to fix and avoid it in the future. Those of you using Magento will find the tips on how to avoid the "Incorrect CAPTCHA" error but still maintain high . So, let's get to the point! "Incorrect CAPTCHA" Error: Reasons and Solutions The "Incorrect  CAPTCHA" error is quite common. So there could be numerous causes. From IP restrictions to invasive extensions, there is a lot for you to untangle. It's easier to do so when you at least know what to look for. Thus, let's check some of the most common causes of the "Incorrect CAPTCHA" error and their possibleihor

Magento 2 CMS blocks allow you to put specific content in the spotlight. If you share some announcements, discounts, or special offers using CMS blocks. This makes your customers finding and applying them much more probable.  You can create , that's one way. However, it's also possible to create new CMS blocks in Magento 2 programmatically. This is exactly what you'll learn today. First, you need to and add the Setup folder to it. Then, create an InstallData.php file in app/code/Vendor/Extension/Setup and add the following code: <?phpnamespace Vendor\Extension\Setup;use Magento\Cms\Model\BlockFactory;use Magento\Framework\Setup\InstallDataInterface;use Magento\Framework\Setup\ModuleContextInterface;use Magento\Framework\Setup\ModuleDataSetupInterface;class InstallData implements InstallDataInterface{    private $blockFactory;    public function __construct(BlockFactory $blockFactory)    {        $this->blockFactory = $blockFactory;    }    public function install(ModuleDataSetupInterfaceihor

Although Magento is quite a smooth platform to work with, some may still appear on the way. Thus, as a Magento developer, you need to know what is happening behind the scenes to fix the inconsistencies promptly. In any case, when something is wrong, the first thing to check is the Magento 2 error log. The logs seem quite confusing, for both — those who only started working with Magento and even experienced developers. So today we'll try to make things clearer for you to understand what are Magento error logs and how to work with them.  What is Error Log in Magento 2? Magento error log is a place where error messages, notices, and warnings are stored. The error is displayed right away, on the page, if you work in . However, that's not the case with the production mode. Sometimes, various inconsistencies happen without you noticing. Or you may receive a message, like "", without clear details as to what happened exactly. This is your cue to go and check the error logs. There you'll findihor

is one of the most essential steps your customers take in their journey. Thus, it's in the best interest of every store owner to make it as seamless as possible. That said, the default checkout fields in Magento 2 are not always enough for the requirements of your store. You might need to gather some additional info about customers to improve your service. In this case, you should know how to add custom fields in Magento 2 checkout. If you haven't figured out how to do it yet, this is exactly what you'll learn today. By default, Magento 2 doesn't provide an option to add custom checkout fields via the admin panel. That's why you'll need to do it programmatically by following the below steps. So, let's get right to them. 1. Create a New Module For starters, make up your mind as to what field you want you add. For instance, you may go for the "delivery_date" field. The next step is to using the following method. Create a Magefan/DeliveryDate/registration.php file and add the following content:ihor

Very often Magento 2 themes override our original blog templates. As a result, you can't see posts on the post list or certain blocks in the blog pages. It could also be that posts are displayed, but when you go to a post view page, it is broken or shows an error. It happens because vendors don't always make their theme compatible with the latest version of the . Thus, the theme keeps using the blocks or functions that are changed in the latest version of the Blog extension. So, if you've installed or updated the Magefan Blog Extension and some content is missing or not displayed properly on your blog, you've landed on the right page. Today you'll learn how to fix that. Check If Your Theme Overrides Blog Template Go to the app/design/frontend/Theme_Vendor/Theme_Name/ directory and check if there is the Magefan_Blog folder in this directory. If you have this folder, it means you have a customization for blog. Remove Customization Completely Sometimes you need to remove the customizationihor