colfetski

I have followed all the instructions to claim the domain. I am able to get through the process except the error does not go away.

I have unverified the domain from Google Merchant Centre, following the instructions in the FAQ.

When I click the link to verify the domain, I get an error “auth/account_access_denied – User cannot access accounts …” and lists the IDs for the merchant centre account and the Google Ads account.

But I have literally just gone through the onboarding/relinking process, so how can it be denied access?

I have the same problem… This is not good.

Hi again Nastia,

The payment gateway is both Paypal and Stripe. The users are trying to create new memberships.

Thanks,
Anthony

Thanks for your reply Kasia. So, I understand from this that it could be done with custom coding, but the button could not be shown prior to the membership expiring. Is that correct?

Huzzah! Thanks for a speedy reply Claudio. I worked this out just as you were typing this.

So I have set separate regions for the free shipping that does not include local pickup. And added the local pickup to the zone that was only free shipping before. And now all is working great.

Thanks again.

Thanks @dwinden

I don’t think that LiteSpeed is the issue, as many of our sites run on that.

We’ll have to go on a fishing expedition to work out which User Agent / Referrer is causing a hiccup and will post back here if we have any discoveries of interest.

Thanks for your help.

Thanks @dwinden

I found that the offending setting is “Enable HackRepair.com’s blacklist feature”

For some reason this causes the 403 Forbidden error. So this makes me wonder, is my IP Address somehow on the hackrepair blacklist? Or my server’s IP? I don’t really understand how it works exactly.

It’s working, and that’s the main thing. But I am left wondering why this causes an issue on this site and none of our other wordpress sites?

Hi CCTO, yes we’ve removed the malware. But it takes Google 72 hours to review the site and they have not given it the “all-clear” yet.

But this may or may not have anything to do with the 403 error that is returned when you go beyond this warning to the actual site.

At present, there will be no 403 error, because I’ve deleted all WP-Security’s code that it puts into the .htaccess file…

Seems you have two options. Downgrade, or move to another e-commerce platform e.g. WooCommerce.

@ozdecor – it seems that the developer of this plugin doesn’t monitor these forums. You could try getting a hold of them via codecanyon, where they seem to have a profile ‘tdbaker’. Their twitter handle is @dtbaker and they seem active there.

Yes, I’m moving to WooCommerce. It doesn’t bode well when the add-ons aren’t kept up to date with the main plugin. Not updating is the way you leave yourself open to security holes.

I am, however, not going to attempt to get the jigoshop add-ons to work with WooCommerce… I’m just going to repurchase and be done with it.

Unfortunately, it’s not just this plugin that suffers with the same problem. I have a Payment plugin that is also not working. I have had to revert back to an old version of Jigoshop to get it all working again.

I am having the same difficulty with this plugin. Maybe it’s not compatible with the latest version of JigoShop and needs updating?

I had it working on a previous version. Now, it does not show up on the Jigoshop > Settings > Shipping area as it used to.

Did you get any response from the developer?

Hi Mattyrob, thanks for your reply.

I have seen the setting for a default format for the registered users, thanks.

But where is the filter in the HTML version to change the Public Subscriber email format? Is that the options “Auto-subscribe users to receive email as:” in Settings > Registered Users > Auto Subscribe options?

Or is it somewhere else?

OK, thanks Roland.