jtimar

are you one multisite?

I think this sheds some light on the problem https://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/problem-using-wp_mail-function-in-wpmu

Unforutnately I don’t know how to implement the fix.

I have the same problem, all emails are sent from the name of the blog, not from the name of the sender, no matter what i put in that “from” field.

I have the same problem, all emails are sent from the name of the blog, not from the name of the sender, no matter what i put in that “from” field.

I tired to follow this thread and edited my code so it looks like this:

// eShop Cart
function limelight_eshopcart()
{
global $blog_id;
if(isset($_SESSION['shopcart'.$blog_id]))
{
echo display_cart($_SESSION['shopcart'.$blog_id],'true', get_option('eshop_checkout'),'widget');
}
}

but still nothing is displayed with that code.

This version still works, though of course it displays the cart at all times, not just when it has something in it, which is not the desired behaviour.

// eShop Cart
function limelight_eshopcart()
{
echo display_cart($_SESSION['shopcart'.$blog_id],'true', get_option('eshop_checkout'));
}

I am having a similar issue. When I edit a comment by clicking the edit link from the post its on, and then try to move it to the trash, i get a 404..

Have already tried all of the above steps. None of them worked.

Still doesn’t work. Sorry Chris.

BTW, I noticed there is a rather rude response in a closed thread with the same question, from Pinoy.ca.

There is nothing to elaborate on. On my setup, which is a fairly standard installation, hypercache does nothing. Evidently Summerock has the same issue.

Nothing to elaborate on.

Ditto here. I gave up.

Unfortunately that didn’t make a difference. Oh well.

Sorry, but I’m pretty dumb with things like this, which is the fourth variable?

What about my second post above? It’s working, sort of, as in it does display the cart….

After some digging around I found some advice that I mangled into a wordpress function as follows:

// eShop Cart
function limelight_eshopcart()
{
echo display_cart($_SESSION[‘shopcart’.$blog_id],’true’, get_option(‘eshop_checkout’));
}

Very basic, and it did work to display the cart, but it would be much better if I could make it so the cart only appeared when it had something in it. I tried this, as I saw suggested in another thread:

// eShop Cart
function limelight_eshopcart()
{
if(isset($_SESSION[‘shopcart’.$blog_id]))
{
echo display_cart($_SESSION[‘shopcart’.$blog_id],’true’, get_option(‘eshop_checkout’));
}
}

but that caused it to not display at all. Any suggestions?

nevermind. I see that you cannot delete discount code when it is set to active… not obvious, but at least I resolved the issue. ??

The problem is that the plugin relies on PHP having “magic quotes” turned on. If you turn magic quotes on in your PHP.ini, WPads starts working again.

The problem is that magic quotes are a depreciated feature which are to be removed from PHP, as a result, the latests version of wordpres seem to be coded to eliminate dependence on that fearture, so turning magic quotes on, actually breaks some wordpress core features.

So either the author has to come back from the dead and fix his plugin, someone else has to fix his plugin, or we need a new plugin.

Anybody know how to do it?

thelim3y’s fix works, sort of. The problem is it only exludes the first level of subpages, grandchildren are not excluded. Not really my definition of exclude tree, which in my mind should actually exclude the entire tree.

So it means I need to manually add 10 different trees to exclude, rather than just the top level page. Annoying.