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Thanks for the quick response. I put the following in functions.php:

function my_scripts_method() {
	wp_deregister_script('jquery');
	wp_register_script('jquery','/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js',false,null,true);
	wp_enqueue_script('jquery');
}    

add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'my_scripts_method');

Initially I only had the wp_enqueue_script line in my function with $in_footer set to true, but this didn’t work. I added the deregister/register lines after reading that WordPress registers certain core scripts (like jQuery) in an array which prevents them from being moved from the head – perhaps for good reason, I’m just trying to see what’s possible.

Thanks for the reply Pippin. Is that the [purchase_link] shortcode? Problem solved, thank you.

The post meta is safe and intact ?? I added some custom fields using code a while back before finding out about the built-in custom field functionality, so I’ve seen the duplication before – and probably made that mistake before ?? Thanks again.

Thanks for a quick and helpful reply Sunny, I now have my Custom Fields.

I notice that, now the Custom Fields box appears, it’s already populated with some Easy Digital Downloads key/value pairs which are duplicates of boxes that already appear (Price and Product Notes). It’s not a big deal, but is that an unavoidable outcome?

Thanks for your reply Simon. I enabled Tornevall and it seems to have reduced the spam that was slipping through significantly. If there is a legal issue, I wonder if the liability lies with the plugin developer rather than those using it.

Hi Simon – can you expand upon your comment about the EU laws and Tornevall? What’s the issue there? Your answer might make my next question redundant but…

Can anybody explain why the ‘Use a public antispam database’ checkbox on Antispam Bee is optional – is it that it slows the site/commenting process down for the user when enabled?