AgilityJeff

Thank you for the good guidance vtxyzzy!

There wasn’t a line 99 … ?> was around line 96 but I trimmed the file, uncommented db repair, and everything started playing nicely again.

Have a great day!

Jeff

Site works fine – you’re attempting to access the site from a region which is not allowed by my firewall.

Thanks for the info – good luck with the plugin.

Thanks for the quick reply Champ. MUST I have a multi-site network? This site is a standalone. https://Agility.Guru

Woocommerce would NOT be your best choice for this. It could sell the end product, and you can offer “options” or “variations” of the product as drop-down menus, but you will not be able to walk site visitors through the purchase process page by page. It seems that what you are trying to do is quite a bit more complex than what any stock plugin will do straight out of the box.

I have spent a good deal of time with wooCommerce and have never seen that functionality referred to in the documentation or within the plugin itself.

AgilityEvents.net resides on a server that only allows North American traffic. Try this:

https://www.diigo.com/item/p/qqaposozbsprdpdoczbcpecsrr

Not seeing how it would help in light of my settings:

https://AgilityEvents.net/resources/art/g+PluginIssue.png

Anyone else have a guess? I’m open to trying alternatives … one of my fellow WP web hosts suggested JetPack.

Thanks for anything else you can suggest!

Yep – that’s what I’m getting (or not getting – if you will) as well.

Sad because I constantly try to evangelize on behalf of the virtues of Google +, but it’s hard to make a case for them when stuff is too difficult to implement or simply doesn’t work.

That worked perfectly – thanks so much UaMV!

Good luck on the future development of this plugin. WordPress is what it is because of the efforts of thousands of dedicated developers working hard to make the platform robust and secure.

Keep at it Danial!

Jeff

Daniel,

Good luck with the continuing development of this project … it can be a valuable addition to the WP community!

Jeff

(Good luck on the taxes as well.)

Yes Daniel, something DOES seem wrong. And whatever it is has caused a good deal of time being expended on deleting your plugin’s files by FTP as well as installing a Better security solution.

Your plugin does not specify which rule has been ‘broken’ … it only states that the password is not secure, refreshes the page and gives me two blank fields to try again.

Good luck with the further development of this project. I hope you can calm down this password nonsense and transition this project in to a useful addition to the WordPress community.

Jeff

P.S. Conflict is HIGHLY unlikely as there are NO other security plugins running, no CAPTCHA, nothing.

Thanks Dean – exactly what I figured out would be my best plan about 10 minutes ago. I’m in good shape now as I have recovered access to two sites. 25+ to go!

Truly – your help is GREATLY appreciated!

Jeff

Thanks David – no, generally the content is NOT shared. So I guess it’s stand-alone sites for now.

As for ‘sharing’ a common wp-content directory … I have many clients who self-update, so it’s not likely to be a workable solution (sure would be nice though) … I could see a good deal of trouble with image uploads and files from all the different sites going in to one uploads folder.

The quick reply and good thoughts are much appreciated!

Jeff

Thanks Tascam … I’m out of the starting blocks but the mission is NOT complete by any means.

As soon as I committed the App ID and Super-double-secret Key by clicking the Save button, I ended up with 5 lines of php header errors. So the current version of this plugin is not happy about being run on the current version of WP.

Anyone have a plugin that works? I’m open to suggestions!

Jeff
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