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David,

This is a very useful plugin and much to my surprise, there aren’t too many (if any) similar plugins to rival yours. Great job!

I am using version 3.0 with WP 2.7.1. A few issues:

1) Drop downs in the custom questions are not going to the db.
2) how can I name one of the items in the drop downs to be the default item to show on page load?
3) I am getting the 2 custom emails from wordpress ( I, person’s name ….) have signed up…I’d like to delete this email. Only those who have successfully paid by paypal should get an email confirmation.
4) All registrants are paying by paypal; how can I delete the choice of payment – the default will be paypal.

Thanks, Marlon

No reply – use eshop. Much more stable product.

my advice: use eshop. Completely user friendly and no issues so far. Try it.

You da best..thanks so much. Should have thought of this.

Sorry, i got it…

Alan, pardon my ignorance…which other thread? thanks.

Serious issue here: if I modify a widget that is found on say 3 of my 6 pages, why do I need to go to each page containing that widget and save it in order for the new change in the widget to be shown? Is this a bug in widget logic or am I missing something?

Alan,

This may seem weird – when there is a change to the widget, why do I have to go to each page containing this widget and resave them in order for the change in the widget to be affected?

One answer: use eshop. I banged my head on this one for days and eshop will get you your confirmation email from paypal.

I’d like to add to my post above…ran into the same issue and noticed that doing the above sometimes worked. You also need to delete the pages that wp-shopping cart sets up when initially activated. This should work.

I FIXED IT!!!!

Somebody, please give me some hard cash for this!! Okay, here’s how this was resolved – took me a while but got it.

If you are using the wp-super cache plugin and it is activated, take a look at your wp-config.php file. Chances are, the define(‘DB_NAME’, entry will be commented out. Move it right below the define(‘WP_CACHE’ line. Save the file.

Then, deactivate wp-shopping, delete from the plugin folder. Download a fresh copy, and put it back into the plugins folder. Activate and viola! You should see a bunch of new files in your mysql db.