bluebox3000

Thank you for quick reply. I really like you plugin very much. I do not have any real evidence, but the RSS feeds are the only activities on the site when the crashes happen that I’m aware of. The site crashes irregularly every few days and my service provider told me the RSS feeds would rewrite the .htaccesss files so I added the two things together. So I may be completely wrong on the relationship but I’m at odds about where to look to solve this problem….

Thanks.

BTW, I really like your plugin and would surely keep on using it if it would fit my site.

Thanks.

Is this fix included in your 1.6 version release?

This came up when a member was trying to sign up but could not check mark the button. So I tried it on two computers in my office and both had the same issue using Chrome (Version 25.0.1364.172 m). So I had to select “No” in the settings for TOS. Instead I put a verbiage “You agree with TOS etc”

We are live and I can not change it from “No” to “TOS” on the site (beside short time testing). The site is:

https://teamseafood.com

Not sure if that helps.

Thanks!

Hi Allen.

First of all, love your plugin. The question here is not if there is anything wrong with the plugin, but rather a recommendation for a setting.

I have a website https://teamseafood.com and as of this morning i have 330 webmaster errors on Google for “Page not found”. Google is indexing the RSS posts, but I’m setting the posts to be deleted in four days. I’m taking in a fair number of feeds “current news” and they become obsolete quickly.

So I’m thinking if I’m deleting the feeds too soon, or perhaps I will always have this problem if I’m deleting the feeds instead of archiving? And what is the impact on my Google Ranking? That is, do Webmaster page errors affect the ranking or not?

No idea. I have extended the deletion from two days to four. I’m still getting a lot of Google Webmaster errors on the deleted links.

You can see the recurring payment setup in your PayPal account. Just do a simple $1 test to see how it works.

So essentially the recurring payments and invoice are being managed from PayPal except you use the PayPal Pro.

I′m testing PayPal Pro with this plugin and it is impressive.

I switched from s2member to Paid Membership Pro and I love the setup, simple and straight forward.

Update.

I was able to fix the “center” issue by adding “<p style=”text-align: left;”></p>” after the shortcode.

But the header issue still persists.