clifflaurent

No problem, Jim. I’m happy to help as much as possible. It’s interesting to hear how it works one way and not the other.

Well, if you’re able to get by with using the workaround, for now, surely use that method. When you have time, I would probably still look into getting that “Add Media” button option fixed, just to make things easier for you as you add more images to your site.

Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Take care

Hi Jim,

Welcome to the world of WordPress. It’s an awesome platform, and I hope you get to enjoy its benefits after we resolve this issue. ??

It’s possible that a plugin conflict may be causing this. Try deactivating all of your plugins. Then try adding your photo again by using the same process you mentioned. If that works, then you can try to re-activate your plugins one by one to see which one caused the problem.

I hope this helps.

Hi,

Here’s a great autocomplete/suggest search plugin I came across for this purpose: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/daves-wordpress-live-search/screenshots/

Let me know if this helps.

Hi,

If it’s just a simple text change, you can try editing that message in the cart-shipping.php file. As you’re probably aware, you’ll need to FTP to wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/templates/cart /cart-shipping.php to do this.

If you have a child theme, you can try making the edits there first before applying to your live site.

Hope this helps.

That’s awesome. Thanks for letting me know. I’m glad everything worked out just fine.
Now you can enjoy your weekend ??

Hi,

You mentioned “I have copied the original code of the file”. Does this mean you have a backed-up copy of the functions.php file? Also are you using FTP to try and replace the current file on your host?

If in case you don’t have a backed-up copy of your functions.php file, you can contact your web host provider to see if they can get you a copy of the file from the date when your site working properly. I would also, make a copy of the existing functions.php file before replacing it with an older version.

I also came across this discussion ( https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/parse-error-syntax-error-unexpected-t_variable-in-functionsphp-on-line-192 ) with a similar error. That may be able to shed some light on your current situation.

I hope everything goes well. Let me know if this help.

Hi John,

Yes, this plugin will protect your homepage from being seeing by any possible visitors to your site. So when anyone goes to yourdomain.com, they will only see the “under construction” page you setup with this plugin.

I have used this plugin while working on some projects, and it works great! Please let me know if this answers your question. I’m always glad to help ??

Thanks,

-Cliff

Hi,

You can try using a plugin like the WordPress Under Construction plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/underconstruction/

The plugin allow you to setup and activate a simple HTML page with a public message (“website coming soon, under construction, launch date, and etc.”) for anyone who trys to access your site.

As long as your logged into the dashboard, you will have access as an admin to add content (posts, pages and etc.) and preview the site as you build it out. Then once you’re ready for the world to see your site ?? , just select the “off” option in the plugin settings to deactivate the HTML splash page. Your site will then be visible to everyone.

Let me know if that helps.

Hi Laughdrjr,

When I clicked on the link to your site, the following error appears:

_admin’ ); ?>
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘}’ in /home/grekuh1/whyquantumphysicists.com/wp-content/plugins/pretty-link/classes/models/PrliOptions.php on line 315

This error seems to reference the Pretty Link plugin. Can you try deactivating that plugin to see if that resolves that error.

Also, have you tried deactivating the backupwordpress plugin to see if there are any changes?

If you have any other plugins installed, I would try deactivating them as well to see if you can isolate the problem.

Hi mgerney,

This is an awesome plugin, and I have used it on one of the projects I worked on in the past. A quick simple solution I have used is the following:

You can try to displaying the shopping cart above and even below all the products you have listed on your page by adding the shortcode [show_wp_shopping_cart]. So after a visitor clicks on the “Add to Cart” button for one of your products, The shopping cart will then appear above and below your product lists. This allows visitors to continue shopping on the page, and then they can click on the the Paypal button when they’re ready to check out. Let me know if that makes sense.

I would also try to post your question to the WP Simple Paypal Shopping Cart Support here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/wordpress-simple-paypal-shopping-cart

Thanks

I’m re-posting the code again as, it did not appear correctly in my previous reply.

For an image:

<a href="https://yourcbhoplink"><img src="https://linktoyourimage.jpg"></a>

For text:

<a href="https://yourcbhoplink">Click Here!</a>

Hi jasfran,

Sounds like you need to have a clickable image or text that links to the clickbank hoplink, correct? If that’s the case, in your Widgets section, try using the “Text Widget” and dragging that over to the sidebar, then enter the following in that widget:

For an image:
<img src=”https://linktoyourimage.jpg”&gt;

For text only:
Click Here!

-Click Save then refresh your page to see the updates.

Let me know if this what you we’re looking for.

Hi dwier,

You can try using the Pie Register WordPress plugin. There is a “User Notification” setting for this plugin that allows you select a message type, that will be sent to your new registered user. The message type you’ll need to select is called “E-Mail Verification”. You can also customize the message if needed. The default message currently looks like this with an activation url (%activationurl%) for your users to validate their registration:

Dear %user_login%,

You have successfully created an account to our Website. You can access your account by completing the registration and verification process, kindly use the link below to verify your email address.

%activationurl%

Best Wishes,

Team %blogname%

Let me know if this helps.