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@corrinarusso

IdeaRoom is my main solution to be proposed but I like to approach my clients with a high budget and low budget solution in case “the right way” is out of their price range.

I was thinking Woocommerce originally but I like the conditional logic of Gravity Forms.

I think the low-end solution will be woocommerce and the high-end solution being idea room.

I really appreciate your input on this.

@corrinarusso

Thank you for your time. I didn’t want to leave a long post but I didn’t explain well enough; I did not intend for the Gravity Form to be a solution in regards to being similar, was going to use it for drop down variations and attributes to calculate a total. I could also use WooCommerce.

I’ve inquired with some companies that do this specifically but was curious if any brilliant WP’ers out there might have had another take on it.

I appreciate your help, thank you.

I appreciate your reply.

Every time I finally get around to posting my problem, after searching for answers, I find my answer… every time.

I literally just found this and it solves my problem.

After posting, I found this:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/simple-download-monitor/

Thanks – My apologies as I had a brain fart and couldn’t find my original post about it.

Has anyone heard of a dcode before? Is that something that would work here?

Oh man, that’s crazy good advice! Thank you so much for your insightful help!

Go in through FTP or your File Manager (in your cPanel) and delete them that way. The plugins folder is located within “wp-content/plugins”

If I understand correctly, you should login to your cPanel with Bluenote and then go to File Manager.

In there, you should see the directory/folder you made called, “Blog” (if you don’t, you may have to click a folder like “public_html” or something similar to find it).

Once you delete that folder and WordPress installation, your actual page titled Blog should work.

I hate to be so basic but have you tried disabling all plugins and seeing if that changes anything?

I know how to do that but I can’t get the plugin to work, period. It keeps saying:

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at my-site/wp-content/plugins/wp-distance-calculator/index.php:97) in my-site/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 1174.

GREAT IDEA!

Going to try that meow and see what becomes of it.

Thanks!

…will mark resolved if that settles it.

When people don’t pay their bill for 2 months, they go any route they can possibly go to ensure their site stays online.

I’ll try that.

Thanks for your help guys – if anyone else has any pointers, I’d appreciate it.

Everywhere within the site, it has been changed. The database, obviously, another story and I bet that’s what’s doing it.

However, I no longer manage the sites as the client decided they didn’t want to pay their bill any longer and hire their nephew (lol isn’t that how it always goes?).

Unfortunately, hitting up the new guy for access isn’t an option and, honestly, he’s not smart enough to know how to do it himself.

Only other option I’ve come up with is to just have a gmail filter that auto sends those to my trash… open to other ideas if possible.

Thanks Schulte, wasn’t aware it existed, thank you.

Try changing this:
[formlightbox_obj id="1"

To this:
[formlightbox_obj id="2"

I had the same problem and it was fixed by making sure I just changed the ID each time I had another one.