CAhlback

Hello again! I’m using the WooCommerce Stripe Gateway plugin from Woo.

From the plugin description here at WordPress:
“Start taking payments with Forminator. No Pro upgrade required!”

And this article that comes up when Googling the feature, which is how I found your plugin:
https://wpmudev.com/blog/stripe-subscriptions-wordpress/

same problem

Problem solvled! Thank you! Actually, this was a problem within Themco’s Cornerstone that didn’t show on the actual page. Cornerstone is usually very accurate with how it displays what I’ve created, so I trusted on that. The margin problem I wrote about is only a problem to Cornerstone, but not to the browsers.

Happy easter! ??

Hmm, I see.. Well, yes please. The address is https://oneheartchurch.se/

edit: better //description in the code.

Update: I tried this with Google Chrome, and it works. Still have no clue what’s going on.

Clarifying edit:
This is of course when I use the admin pages. (regular FTP work through FileZilla works pretty fine) As I understand it, WordPress is downloading files to the server through FTP when I do these operations. When this is finished, WordPress should refresh into a new page that says that everything is complete. It doesn’t. The WP installation is correct, and no plugins can possibly cause this error. Hence, I believe this is some sort of a server config issue.

I have this issue on all my installs on this server. I’ve had it on another server as well, but never put any work down to solve it that time. I’ve also had it working on other servers with the same WordPress install.

Still not solved. Hoping for help from someone with knowledge on this subject. ??

Hi Thomas!

Thank you for the help. Nope, I’ve got no of those plugins. Actually, these problems occurred even before I’d installed any plugins, as this was a fresh install of WP 4.0 on a brand new web hotel account.

//Christoffer

Hello Thomas!
This is not figured out yet. I’ve only had it working on my own computer, using MAMP.
The server I use now, for multiple wordpress installations, and the one I used before, is not refreshing, and I’m finding it odd. ??

Most of the problems resolved!

The issues with looking at plugins and themes from www.ads-software.com within the admin pages was solved by the web hotell support.
Issue: Bad routings on the server. After fixing that, everything works fine.

However, the issue with the dashboard news is not solved by this. They still won’t load.

As well, I’ve got an issue I’ve had with another web hotell as well. Guessing this is a server issue too. As I download a wordpress update, plugin, theme, or a plugin or theme update, my page stops at the download page. It should refresh when the download to my server is complete, and go back to the plugin/theme/update-page.
Making new post about that here.

Oh yeah, I only have the audio files on the actual post, so those was the ones I edited. So having the audio files available on the archives makes a mess too? Bummer!

Now it is SORT OF RESOLVED!

Still, there are major problems in the code, but this is why it messes up:

What really made me wonder was that some of my sermons looked good, and some did not. So there had to be a difference!

What you need to do: If you are running WordPress SEO by Yoast and that is what makes the mess, you will, at the bottom of every page and post editor, find some things to edit along with the SEO for WordPress. One of them is the META DESCRIPTION. When that is not filled in, you will have a mess! That’s what I found out comparing my different sermon posts. Those who looked good had that filled in with a meta-description of what kind of post it was, for a short text to show on Google and Bing. Those who looked bad had no information put there. When I put information in them, Voilá! Problem resolved! However, someone needs to check that code..!

Also found it to be an interference with WordPress SEO. No good!

Tried to edit the single-sermon php file, and removed the entire post, pictures, mp3-file, description and all, so that only the header and footer would show, just to see what happened.
–> result: On top I still found the extra post caused by the interferrence between WordPress SEO and Sermon Manager. The actual post was not there, however, the navigation links (to the next and previous sermon) was still there, which is very odd! I cannot see how they got there! And I really cannot see, since I disabled the post, where WordPress SEO got it from..!