lamarant

Renaming the object-cache.php file worked for me as well for the Yoast SEO sitemap issue. However, I had to hit the GD flush cache and toggle the Yoast SEO sitemaps on/off a few times for it to finally work.

All good now, but I plan to keep an eye on it.

I have also confirmed that the express checkout on Paypal is again working. I went through the entire process and successfully made a live payment with a credit card.

Thank you to all that helped! Paypal should issue us all hefty kickbacks for helping debug their issue!

Pro-tip for @kts915: Though you were correct in making the obvious suggestion that the site be updated to the latest versions of both wordpress and s2member, this ended up not being the issue. Because the Paypal system works by issuing calls to an API, the WordPress framework version, and even perhaps the s2member version is irrelevant. As long as the calls to the Paypal interface are correct the system should work. This is basic knowledge of API integrations. Inspecting the API calls (in the logs provided) is the first step in correcting these kinds of bugs and going through a back-up/update/deploy/test procedure is time consuming, costly, and would have delayed this solution significantly.

Thank you! I will follow up with them as well. Do you mind sending me your paypal support ticket number so I can reference it? They have been very unresponsive with my requests. I looked for a way to switch to classic checkout but I guess they have to that on the back end.

@krmunch

I tried that as well and it made no difference. Once the user is directed to PayPal and then clicks the “pay by debit/credit card” button. They fill the form out, hit Continue and the form just blinks.

This is screaming to me me that it’s a Paypal issue, considering payment with a Paypal account works. And…in any case, all Paypal should need to function properly is a valid API request (no matter what version of WordPress, S2Member, etc is installed)

I also inspected the code to see if there were an javascript errors and saw no errors.

@fsawebmaster if you solve this I would be VERY GRATEFUL if you post your solution. I will do the same. I am still debugging and have hit the same dead-ends.

Yes, I understand that the site needs to be updated. But in the mean time, can you explain why would a payment by way of a Paypal account work and a credit card payment not?

The issue happens in step 2 of the paypal checkout process as well. I would think that if a Paypal payment works flawlessly then a credit card payment throught he same checkout process should as well.

If that’s not the case then it must have something to do with the original call to the API. Is it something small that I can manually change in the existing files until I have time to update the site?

Very close. All I need is the text of the last tweet. But I ended up using your existing code to create my own short code: [tweet user=lamarant], which calls a modified function:

function last_tweet_text( $screen_name = ” ){
$items = latest_tweets_render( $screen_name, 1, false, false );
return $items[0];
}

That returns the last tweet and date stamp in <p> elements. I remove the date <p> using css (display: none) and voila.

https://www.leonamarant.com/

It would be cool if your plugin could include a web service that returned the raw JSON from the users Twitter feed (like the old API). That way you could call the service (using jQuery.ajax() for example) and do whatever you wanted with the data. I think this could be done using the wp_ajax method but I’m not 100% sure (it’s been a while).

In any case…great work on this plugin. I was worried that I was going to have to create this myself! Thanks again.

I can’t seem to find the 1.0.10 version? Only goes up to .09

Thanks. I’ll check back periodically but can you post here when you’ve implemented the shortcode? I’ll be your guinea pig. Appreciate it!

Can you post a link to the page that the plugin is on that’s not working so I can take a look? FYI: some people have had issues with the plugin because of their server configuration.

Having the same problem. Did you fix this?

Having the same problem…any progress on this?

I used this jQuery code in my main header to hide the bio:

$('textarea#description').parent().parent().hide();

I’m getting the same problem.

I can log in normally using Safari. When I try using Firefox (latest version) however it keeps redirecting to the login screen. To get around this, after I log in, I paste this url in and then it works:

https://www.mydomain.com/wp-admin/edit.php

…which is REALLY ANNOYING! Is there a fix for this?

got it…my mistake.

I was replacing the text in the div after the DOM loaded using jQuery…and I was doing it completely wrong.

Still no luck.

Replaced the_date() with the_time() and still get the same results. The dates for the posts all show up as the first date.

What am I doing wrong here? Pulling my hair out.