Chris Winnett

MGmirkin,

Just wanted to say thank you for documenting the pageok issue with your GoDaddy hosting. I am in the process of transferring 6 WordPress sites to GoDaddy, and I couldn’t figure out why two sites created on subdomains would only display “pageok” upon loading. Luckily I found this thread, which set me on the path to fixing my problem.

In my situation the A records were already setup in my DNS Zone file and I had already added the subdomains in the “Hosted Domains” portion of the panel… but when the DNS changed over, I only saw “pageok” on the subdomains. So that made me think you might be right about everything “looking correct,” but in reality it was messed up on a level that we couldn’t see. I decided to simply remove the subdomains from “Hosted Domains,” which in turn removed them from the DNS Zone file, and then I immediately added the subdomains back into “Hosted Domains.” 5 minutes later everything was working just fine!

Anyway, thanks for your notes on this and I hope this thread helps anyone else in the future.

-Chris

WooThemes’ support forum is to support their own products that they have released, they are not there to provide support to developers of other software, nor should they be required to. They have a “WooJobs” section or something like that, where people can pay programs to get 3rd party plugins to play nice with their theme.

It’s unfortunate because I don’t know enough about programming to fix this situation. I know(maybe) that it’s a Javascript conflict of some sort. I tried disabling the admin js file following the Social FAQ they provide, but it didn’t do anything. The settings still acted like they saved, but then once I refreshed the page, they were gone. And since Social is a free plugin, they’re not going to go out of their way to fix a problem because of a premium theme’s code.

And this is how I define: Frustration.

I also forgot to mention, my website is https://d-paddix.com. Thank you.