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I checked both of those, and everything seemed fine. I did rebuild my permalinks, but the problem continued.

I then went into my Subscribe2 settings and onto the Appearance tab just to double check that I had the page set correctly, which I did.

On a whim I decided to change the “Set the number of Subscribers displayed per page” from 25 to 100, though I’ve only got 16 subscribers total. This worked, and I was able to successfully subscribe two separate email addresses. It’s not clear to me what this setting is actually used for, and it doesn’t seem like it should affect this, but I’m happy to have subscriptions working again!

Thank you for your help.

OK, I’ve got all other plugins disabled, but it still doesn’t work. I’ve looked through all my wordpress settings to see if anything jumps out at me, but I’m stumped.

I’m using the twenty-ten theme, fully updated, customized through the theme options, but I haven’t added a stylesheet or modified any of the theme code.

Any other ideas? Thank you!

Thanks for the reply. The site URL is https://www.a2millers.com

The wordpress URL is https://www.a2millers.com/wordpress which it has been since I first created the installation more than 2 years ago. I recently accidentally deleted the subscribe2 plugin and had to reinstall, which is when the problems started.

I didn’t previously have the page set up with the S2 token, but have added that and changed the email that sends out notifications to one that is the same as my domain, so if anything, functionality should have been improved. Several people (including me, with a dummy email address) have been able to subscribe to the site, click the confirmation link, and be taken to the page with the S2 info on it, but suddenly it’s not working, and I can’t think of anything I changed during that time.

Are there any likely culprits that would cause that error that I can look into? I checked on everything that was obvious to me, but I didn’t dig into the plugin code to see if I could figure out where else to look.

I think I had the plugin installed for a while, and apparently when I uninstalled it, it didn’t remove its old cache directory. All is well with the world now, or at least with this website. Thanks!

Well, I went in and renamed the “super-cache” directory in my wordpress installation, and I think it helped. I don’t know if that’s going to cause future problems, or why that cache directory was there, but I guess I’ll find out.

If anyone can put my mind at ease about that directory I’d be grateful.