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The shortcode is incorrect on that actual page. Take a look at https://docs.woothemes.com/document/woocommerce-shortcodes/

Not very familiar with domain.com, Try and manually install wordpress via ftp, sounds like the hosting or server is rejecting it.

Which wordpress versions? Also what php version is the server running? Rare but I’ve had issues where the PHP version isn’t up to date and the global settings is lower than required.

There are a few solutions to this:

First login via FTP and replace your wp-admin and wp-includes folders with the previous one you were running(3.5,3.6 etc)A quick google search of “wordpress 3.5 download” or which ever you were on, download the core files and then copy over to your hosting via FTP(overwriting existing files) do not copy over the wp-content it will overwrite all content etc.

Once you try and login via admin it will advise to update your database, follow the instructions.

Let me know of that works

It depends on where you need it added. It could be page.php or another page template on the site. Where you add that code, it’s goin to tell the platform you want to add a comment function. You can hit me up via [ redacted, support is offered via the forums and not e-mail ]

Glad I could help!

There is actually a way to do this: `<?php
global $wpdb;
$rez = $wpdb->get_results(“SELECT pollq_id FROM $wpdb->pollsq ORDER BY pollq_id DESC”);
foreach($rez as $poll) {
get_poll($poll->pollq_id);

echo “<br /><br /><hr />”;
comments_template(”,true);
}

?>`

Just add: comments_template(”,true); after echo of the code you have in your template file or whereever.

ease…..the way its setup has a dynamic touch for multiple pages in one.

I tried that, the actual php files pulls CSS styles as well as images from a folder….

What version of wordpress?