Brad Peters
Brad Peters
Hi @developdeez can you provide a way to reproduce this?
Why not use `onLoad` and call `execute` then?
@ZhangYiJiang could you provide tests here to illustrate what is expected?
@ZhangYiJiang You could create a new promise that is returned and then when execute does get called you can resolve when that actual promise is resolved.
@ZhangYiJiang should we still try to implement this PR, what do you think?
Hi @ZhangYiJiang looks like I encountered a similar issue as you are trying to solve here. Can you have a look and see if this [PR](https://github.com/hCaptcha/react-hcaptcha/pull/100) solves the one here?
Hi @agat can you check if this is still an issues with latest version?
Hi @vsmartcode, are using using event.preventDefault() anywhere or setting an [event listener as passive](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/EventTarget/addEventListener#parameters)?
@vsmartcode shall we close or do you still need assistance?
Hi @wallrony I'll try again, thank you for the update!