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yes. for anyone learning from the above issue… its all about instructions. The GoUrl gateway is compatible with the PMP membership system. The GoUrl membership system (the shortcode) is NOT compatible with the PMP membership system. So… can’t use the GoUrl shortcodes with PMP.

I just updated again to v1.2.10 of Add to Feedly, and it still breaks FancyBox for WordPress.

I updated the Add to Feedly plugin and activated it for testing. It still breaks the FancyBox for WordPress plugin. So I deactivated it again.

I have posted the following via my GoUrl account at https://gourl.io/view/contact/Contact_Us.html (your link above.)

Integration with the WP PMP interface needs to be improved.

I can’t provide you screenshots here. There is no way to do that.

PMP provides pages for users to view and maintain (change/renew) their membership level. I have GoUrl set as the default payment gateway, but the GoUrl membership option is not shown on these screens. Just go to https://s2pmarketsignal.com/WordPress and go through the account creation experience to see what I mean.

I realize that you are using WP’s profile.php, but I use PMP’s membership maintenance pages instead, since they are much simpler and maintain the look and feel of the site. Most users are not familiar with viewing their account via WP’s profile.php, so to prevent confusion I block it (via WP plugin) except for site admins.

OK. Once I eliminated my one PMP defined paid subscription (that agreed perfectly with the GoUrl defined paid description), it appears to be working –sort of. Unfortunately the GoUrl bitcoin paid subscription is not listed on the PMP Membership Levels page and the only way to sign up for a paid subscription is to go to the membership area (page) itself. Not really what I would call good integration with the PMP system.

Definitely some room for improvement here, but its better than nothing. I think.

I don’t see that the GoUrl plugin is updatable yet. At any rates, its just Help info you are updating.

Unless I am mistaken I now understand that PMP’s membership system is not compatible with GoUrl’s membership system, so you really should remove PMP from your list of compatible plugins for the GoUrl gateway.

Thanks for explaining, but that’s too bad. As I mentioned above, PMP offers pages outside of the WP profile.php that I much prefer. In fact, via another plugin, I have access to profile.php disabled for non-admins. If I go with GoUrl, I will need to use that instead of PMP’s custom pages, and I don’t like that. I am not sure how much success I will have using ONLY the GoUrl Bitcoin / altcoin payment method. I will have to try it and see once I have the plugin conflict eliminated.

Thanks for your help.

Yes, I use PMP with the GoUrl Bitcoin gateway.

I simply didn’t know what hidden titles and menus looked like. Maybe you should show some screenshots in your documentation.

It seems like your system uses cookies for access. I use PMP’s pay by membership option because I want to require site login for tracking purposes, but I don’t see my site login prompt on the page I am using to test using the GoUrl short code for access.

It will take me some time to work through the plugins to find the conflict that is stopping the “Waiting for payment from you” screen from appearing.

I was able to solve the menu issue by simply unchecking the menu and title option check boxes on the GoUrl Membership Settings page. Now I will have to work through my 20+ plugins to find the conflict blocking prompting for membership of users not logged in to the site.

Thanks for the example site. However, I see that when viewed with my Firefox 37.0.2 browser, it has the same menu issue as my site previously had.

Well maybe I spoke too soon. The feedburner feed looks fine, but the Feedly one again has no images.

Hey! The Show / Hide floating buttons are working now! AND the floating buttons expand on hover. I think another plugin was interfering. I disabled “Add to Feedly” and your custom share buttons work nicely now!

That will work! Thanks, Tobias.

It seems all there is now is a Google Spreadsheet plugin. And there is no way to make it private. ??

So I think I will end up porting my old HTML tables to TablePress for ease of maintenance. As a work around to my color/graphic needs, each line will have an index to a custom image. I don’t suppose there is a way to insert images in TablePress cells is there?

Somehow the issue resolved itself and I absolve Make of all blame. ?? I am not sure what the original cause of the issue was, but it was resolved when I installed and configured a security plugin after my site got hacked.

I found a solution / work around. I installed the WP plugin “RS FeedBurner (v1.4.8; rs-feedburner/rs-feedburner.php)” to redirect my RSS Feed to Feedburner after I created an account there. Now my images appear in Feedly just as they should. If a Featured Image is not in the post –for instance if I use my logo as the Featured image– it doesn’t appear in the RSS Feed. No image is shown there, and I am fine with that.