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Thank you for the link, does that mean I am OK and don’t need to do anything?

Thank you – I don’t even remember checking that box (I didn’t do any sandbox testing) so I must have accidentally checked it thinking it was something else. In any case, problem solved – thanks for getting back so quickly.

I just resubmitted it – please note that the form seems to be for paid plugins, so I had to select one (I just picked WP estore even though that isn’t the one I have)

thanks

No, I haven’t heard back since I submitted the form – the warning message at the top of the return landing page is still there:

https://middlesexconservation.org/?page_id=1073

Thanks, I submitted the form

Again, thanks so much!

No, nothing like that is installed. Just the four I mentioned above.

OK, it seems that a cache plugin is something completely separate, so no, I don’t have that installed. I guess I’m stuck with the warning. I do appreciate all of the time and effort you have put in with me this morning, thank you.

The plugins I have installed are the shopping cart, Akismet, Disable Comments, and Spam Free WordPress, if that makes any difference.

I reinstalled the plugin, and tried Twenty Thirteen. No effect, the warning is still there.

“Also make sure that if you have a cache plugin installed that you delete the plugin cache.”

Can you elaborate, I’m not sure what this means or how to do it.

Sorry, I didn’t see we’d gone onto a second page – do you mean deactivate, then reactivate? Or to completely delete it and then reinstall it again?

I am still seeing it in IE, Chrome and Firefox when I test it in each browser?

Deactivated everything but the shopping cart and the warning is still there:

https://middlesexconservation.org/?page_id=1073

The items to purchase will be on several pages. The only one that is functional right now is the one I gave above:

https://middlesexconservation.org/?page_id=1046

But I know the shopping cart is working; I’ve done a test purchase myself and the transaction and money appear in our paypal account. It’s only the return landing page that I’m concerned about.

If you mean the shortcode for the item to purchase, it’s only on a couple of test pages. For example one is [wp_cart_button name=”Primrose Cobalt Blue” price=”8″] on the test page
https://middlesexconservation.org/?page_id=1046

If you mean the shortcode for the shopping cart itself, I copied :

[show_wp_shopping_cart]

and put it as directed into appearance – widgets and dragged it into the sidebar, where I now see it as WP Paypal Shopping Cart. I’m not sure how to look at it as the code again