rayeason

Yes.

Your documentation shows using a role called “Subscriber” and then creating a free membership for that role.

I have looked up this Subscriber role but my wordpress does not have it configured.

I also tried creating it with several tools but failed.

I am having the same issue.

Just downloaded your update but its still doing the same thing.

Hello and good day.

None of my wordpress installations have a Subscriber role.

I have tried creating a default role but dont know a good plugin to do it.

How should I create a default subscriber role first?

I did exactly as they said. Nothing more, nothing less. Admin user can’t see the posts.

Do I need to use the ADD MEMBER screen to add a new Admin member?

I didnt do that assuming your plugin would link my WP admin member to the newly created Admin Access level.

I dont understand how to “Step 3) Give this newly created level (Admin Access Level) access to all your protected content.”

Do I need to tick anything?

The All In One WP Migration Plugin is being deactivated.

You can activate it, run an export but then it deactivates the plugin again.

Wordpress shows this under the dashboard “Multisite Extension requires All-in-One WP Migration plugin to be activated. Multisite Extension install instructions”

They say no it isnt.

Can we get a list of the variables and parameters?

I removed the api key and the mailchimp integration.
Now, its giving me the same error when I try to readd the mail chimp API key.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=12TB9B4IknEi-R-Rv7kkbNoTxFkCgM6bB

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1GQRDLu13a0Pg2aRQIadN6WKJxGLfPvgB

Hey Bella,
I just tried easycron.

Its telling me something is wrong with the url.

It does not like the syntax.

What should I use?

Hello and good day.

I have worked with my web host company.

They say nothing is wrong on their side.

But I am receiving this error as a cron notification

/bin/sh: -c: line 0: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `”
/bin/sh: -c: line 1: syntax error: unexpected end of fil

*/5 * * * * wget -q -O -“https://www.mydomain.com/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron=’date +\%s’” > /dev/null2>&1
Is there supposed to be a – before “https://www.mydomain.com?

I have asked them.
They want to make sure the command line syntax is correct.

Just wanted to double check with you.

Also, is there any documentation for the free version? Some of the options do not have explanations.

Thanks!

Issue resolved.

Wordpress, by default, sends using your webhost.

Switching to an SMTP plugin to use Mandrill SMTP resolved the issue.

Please close ticket. ??