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Resolved. Turns out that was not where the error was.

Your second link is very useful, Thank you. As for the first link… I am not looking to “filter” the view. Just list it on the page with the name of the post type as a heading for that section of the page.

I guess what I am trying to ask is how do I use the shortcode in combination with the plugin to place items into the cart without having to leave my WordPress installation?

Thank you,

This was indeed the proper solution. Turns out the issue was not with the Magento or WordPress. But rather with my template file for Magento. It was loading an independent functions.php. Once I added your script mod to it, everything worked out just fine.

Thank you

Adding a low-res image to my stylesheet for the breakpoint in the above script, I am able to provide a workaround to making your plugin responsive. When I have more time, I will make changes to your script. I would be happy to share it with you when it is completed.

Thank you for your very quick help in my simple matter above.

Silly me, I responded to the system email from your response… Here’s a link to the screenshot:
Link to image

Also, I have tried this a fresh install of both Magento and WordPress. Getting the very same error.

Thank you.

I have purchased the shortcodes & widgets add-on, does it need to be deactivated?

I have followed your installation directions exactly (for a local install) and am still having the same issue. I thought I had already done it so made the change to the file after the initial install.

When that didn’t work, I removed the plugin and tried again. And still get the following response:
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare __() (previously declared in C:\server\htdocs\wordpress\default\wp-includes\l10n.php:96) in C:\server\htdocs\magento\default\app\code\local\Mage\Core\functions.php on line 96

As you can see it is pulling from the correct file location.

Thank you in advance.

I had a feeling it was something like that.

This would be a very large step in the right direction. Now that I see this working, I hope I can complete the rest of the functions to make it “Responsive” (or at least bandwidth responsible).