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Sorry guys, I don’t know what happened but having looked into it the write permissions had changed to read only for the .htaccess file.

I have W3 Total Cache installed on the site and seemed to add to the issue.

Anyway, have made the .htaccess file read and write and voila! It’s back again ??

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Not sure if my issue is a part of the same problem, but this plugin has worked fine for a few weeks, now all of a sudden the out of stock alert box appears for all products, whether they are in o out of stock.

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Hi King Rosales,

From your website I can see that you have corrected this issue. Any chance of an insight, or did you decide not to use the plugin in the end?

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I sure can, my apologies.

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Ok,

well I got it sorted, it’s nothing to do with the plugin, apparently it’s the type of paypal account you use.

Thought I’d post it in case anyone else comes across this.

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Well I’ve turned back on the registration confirmation emails, which they do come through now, but the payment confirmation emails still don’t after a successful transaction.

The other annoying issue I have now is that the sender name in the registration confirmation email comes through as [email protected] Which is the start of the mobile number on the site and the x’s being the server name the site is hosted on!!! Any ideas how to get this email to be anything else except the above?

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Ok, I kinda answered myself in the last one, I was in maintenance mode with WP Security, so the error page is resolved, but I still don’t get the Payment confirmation email through, anyone have any ideas?

p.s. thought I should mention, I have the WP Security plugin installed, is there anything on there that could be blocking it?

Anyone got any ideas? I’m up for suggestions to change the code entirely if I have to, but seeing as I’m so close to completing the stage, it seems a waste.

There has to be a very basic and simple way to pull the information that the user has input.

Any suggestions welcome.

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Wayne

Hi there,

don’t know if this is too late, but hey…

not that I’m Tech Savvy myself, but I had the same issue after upgrading to 3.9.1 but with 3 different plugins.

The way I solved this (temporarily), was to go to my wp-config.php file in the root directory and search for the following:

define('WP_DEBUG', false);

and insert the following below it:

define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', false);
define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);
@ini_set('display_errors',0);
define('SCRIPT_DEBUG', true);

Like i said, as a quick fix, this worked so that the front end was displaying correctly.

Hi gauravganeriwala,

I can’t give you the correct answer on this, however, this is what I’ve used and is working perfectly well for me:

<?php echo do_shortcode(‘[shortcodeexample]’); ?>

If someone else can input, I’d be glad to hear as well.