pauljoel

Thanks for the support. It is now working. When in debug mode I never saw the log on the shopping cart page. Does there have to be errors or was I looking in the wrong place?

I assume you mean the debug information should appear under the green bar. Checking the debug box (and save changes) has no effect on the display. The link below has 3 images showing the settings page, before the request for shipping charge and after the request for charge. The before and after displays are identical whether the debug box is checked or not.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/hly536ogp1m9zcl/shipping.jpg

How does one obtain the UPS API Request and Response data?

Update should read:
UPDATE re debug info
The following appeared at the top of the CART page
(green check mark icon) “Customer matched zone “United States (US)”
(blue file icon) Shipping costs updated

UPDATE re debug info
The following appeared at the top of the checkout page
(green check mark icon) “Customer matched zone “United States (US)”
(blue file icon) Shipping costs updated

Thanks for the response.

The wordpress.com only allows uploading images as part of a blog post. The requirement is for independent upload. There are no posts only products for sale.

I was able to login to the admin panel and add “botnet brute force login attack” plugins. Each brought a different set of issues. While they may stop future attacks the problem remained. What generates the original message “Due to botnet brute force login attack, use the following credentials to access wordpress, Username: wordpress, Password: wordpress. Press reload in your browser to try again.”? Is it a basic WordPress function? Or?

Thanks.
How to install a plugin if you are blocked from the admin pages?
Is the error message a response from wordpress or from malware?

Thanks for your insight. It was my theme’s css overriding that of your column.

Thanks for prompt response.

Found workarounds for these are WordPress features.

I see a similar pagination issue with respect to number of products overriding the number of posts on https://patatechnologies.com/ret2/ which uses WP 3.6, wp-catalogue 1.7 and 2012 v1.1 theme. In addition only individual “product category” pagination works completely. “All products” paginations breaks correctly and shows the correct number of products and pages, but each page number shows the same products.

Thanks, jdai! Adjusting the max-height fixed the images display issue! I hope they will be rolled into the next update to the plugin along with a fix to the formatting issue “Also noticed that IE places product images below the category list while Chrome and Firefox place them to the right.”

Update: The images all are displayed but only one pixel wide. That one pixel is active, clicking it does bring up the product page with the large image one pixel wide and the small images showing.

Solved by sending it to “Publish to fan page” instead of “Publish to author’s Timeline”.