Miguel

Hello Again:

To reconfirm what’s going on, I once again, with CleanTalk removed from my site, attempted to make a purchase, but the message from PayPal continues to appear.

I then reinstalled and reactivated CleanTalk and the CleanTalk error message once again shows for a few seconds, before the PayPal message.

I’m at a disadvantage here because I DON’T KNOW WHO IS RESPONSIBLE, but as long as that CleanTalk Error message appears, I have to believe that CleanTalk is interfering with the process.

PLEASE take the time to investigate this thoroughly. You’re welcome to log into the back end of my site as an Administrator and test, as I just did, what happens with and without CleanTalk installed and activated.

Here are the credentials I’ve setup for you:
E-mail: [email protected]
UN: CT
PW: FElRk^(8SfRZNYL)M&fxuAz@
Role: Administrator

Thanks for your prompt attention,
Miguel

Hi:

Unfortunately, there appear to be remnants of CleanTalk CODE stuck somewhere in the site code, because even though it was Deactivated and Deleted, the attached video shows that CleanTalk continues to be interfering with my PayPal connection:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/t30zlfxf6d277u1/20170717-082450-evvsf.mp4?dl=0

Would you please investigate this further. I’ve been unable to make sales directly from the website for over a month and I need to correct that A.S.A.P. It only makes sense that you would be the best ones to search for and remove the interfering code, because you will also need to fix the original glitch, anyway.

Thanks for your prompt attention to this serious issue,
Miguel

Hi:

Sigh… I’ve deactivated and deleted CleanTalk. I’ve cleared my Browsing History including my Cookies and that problem persists. I’m still unable to connect to PayPal.

Miguel

Why if I have not subscribed to this specific topic / thread / question, am I receiving these updates?

Hello:

The site that I added CleanTalk to, this morning, is Write2Press.com

If I need a new Access Key will you be providing it here, or do I need to generate it myself? Regardless, please provide clear instructions.

Hello:

Thanks for the reply. I followed your suggestion and reviewed that options in the Advanced Settings. The result is now that submitting the OptIn gets hung up, it freezes. I can’t find a way here to provide a screenshot but here is a link you can try: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzrKA3BQAUUGVGJUTlZOdE1pMGc

It doesn’t illustrate anything I didn’t describe with words above but does provide the visual confirmation.

What else might be causing this to happen?

If you can suggest a secure way to do so, I could provide you with temporary login credentials to my WP Admin so that you may verify my settings and any potential conflicts.

Thanks for your time,
Miguel

Hello WPChef:

Yes, I am able to see Limit Login Attempts, withing the Settings menu. Which brings up a related question, and that is, how, if choose to do so, can I remove LLA from my WP installation / plugins?

This is such a difficult decision because one can’t know for sure who the comments are being posted by or what the circumstances of their experience were.

Your post describes having tested this plugin five months ago. How sophisticated was the theme you were testing and did you encounter any problems after your initial test?

Thanks for your time,

I’m here too. Can’t display the header image.

Not much point in having a forum that isn’t serviced and unlikely to purchase a theme that doesn’t have strong support.

Hi Stuart: Looks like I’m back in business. The Blog Post Notices went out, it Published to my site and appears where it should, I received confirmation from a subscriber that they received the notice and so did I.

Hi Stuart: The shame, for me anyway, is that it worked perfectly the previous times I used it. I’ve been doing a bunch of reading, much of which is, unfortunately, above my pay grade, but I started to do some troubleshooting this morning, and this is what I’ve discovered thus far.

I used the Subscribe2 E-mail feature, to send out to one of my Subscribers, only ie. I Toggled everyone on my mailing list OFF but one. They received the Notice.
I put the Post back in to a Draft status and confirmed that it wasn’t appearing live on the site.
I generated a TEST Blog Post, published immediately. They received the Notice and the Blog Post appeared on my site.
I put the Post back in to a Draft status and confirmed that it wasn’t appearing live on the site.
I scheduled the Blog Post and they received the Notice, but I COULDN’T see the Blog Post on my site.
A few minutes ago, I received an E-mail from someone that I had Toggled Off, to inform me that they had received both the Test Blog Post notice.

I’m going to take another kick and zapping off the real Blog Post and I’ll let you know what happened. BTW, I don’t believe I changed any Settings, Options or Deactivated any Plugins… yet.

Thanks for the reply. I’ll give that a try. In the mean time, I scheduled a Blog Post to go out to my Public Subscribers last week and although it posted, it didn’t send out the E-mail. Do you have any insights into why this may have happened… not happened?

I’ve used the plugin several times before and it always worked, so despite going through all the options carefully, I can’t find anything that looks wrong. Anyway, thanks for your time.

I’ve installed an E-mail Logging Plugin, as you suggested and I’ll give it a whirl. Thanks for the suggestion.

Hi Cindy:

The solution didn’t involve using Digg Digg. I chose instead to use WordPress’s Jetpack. It’s a WordPress plugin with a suite of sweet little tools, amongst them one for accomplishing what we wanted and the icons appear where they should.

If you’re not familiar with Jetpack, I suggest that you first download it via your Admin panel, install and then follow the prompts to register a wordpress.com account and link your self-administered site to it.

After that it’s pretty straight forward. A couple of hiccups but nothing serious. Hope that helps.

Thank you so much. Done and moved on.