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Aha! That makes sense. I manage roughly 50 websites, and this has been randomly showing up on several of them. Thought it was strange that it was showing up in the W3 cache, since I didn’t think it was caching the dashboard. Thanks!

Hi Joe – there is no display options area. Only have a place to put the ebay username.

Okay, I just solved my own question. I discovered that if I set the “User’s Name” and “User’s E-mail” fields (both marked as optional), then I can no longer edit the “Your Name or Company” and “Reply-To E-mail” fields. If I disable these two fields, then I can once again edit the other two.

Ditto.

Thanks Bob! Sorry I didn’t respond sooner – had to leave for a personal situation. Your instructions were seriously helpful – thank you very much!

Hi – thanks for the reply, Bob. I don’t have custom php (don’t know PHP). This is a child theme using a free WP theme called “magazine”. I went to the link you provided but frankly, didn’t understand it. LOL – designer, not coder! Anyhow, I did try different settings in W3’s minify tab for the JS section and nothing made a difference. As soon as I ticked ‘enable’, I lost my wp-topbar. Uncheck the box and it comes back.

Same thing is happening to me on a client’s website. However we are not running any caching plugins or software. The website is running wordpress 3.8. Any other suggestions as to why the plugin only shows one cart item?

never mind = not a problem with the theme. Discovered it was a problem with godaddy. Sorry!

THANK YOU! I have to say, the day after installing your plugin, the number of alerts I received from wordfence dropped dramatically. I’m glad you guys were able to figure out why there were still some sneaky little buggers trying to gnaw their way in – KUDOS to you guys!

Same thing here – I’ve installed Stealth Login, created a “secret” login page but Wordfence is still locking out invalid users, which I assume to be bad bots. What’s going on?