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Forgot to check off Notify me by email, sorry

“Sorry, it seems that there are no available payment methods for your state. Please contact us if you require assistance or wish to make alternate arrangements.”

If I check the shipping zones, my province (British Columbia) is listed under Western Canada

The only payment option available is Paypal, so I was hoping that the Proceed to Checkout button would disappear. No such luck.

My plugins are:
bad Behavior
Google Analytics
Fast Secure Contact Form
Limit Login Attempts
WooCommerce
WooCommerce Paypal Express Checkout Gateway.

The Paypal works, but the proceed to checkout does not.

“Sorry, it seems that there are no available payment methods for your state. Please contact us if you require assistance or wish to make alternate arrangements.”

If I check the shipping zones, my province is listed under Western Canada

The only payment option available is Paypal, so I was hoping that the Proceed to Checkout button would disappear. No such luck.

Thanks, I am having the same problem. I will deactivate. Too bad, I really like your plugin ??

Donuts have too much sugar. I am going out to buy myself a low cal no cal 12% Chardonnay.
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Hi Steve. I am going to go jump off a bridge right now because I rebooted my computer and the situation miraculously resolved itself.

It would be awfully nice if all problems were that simple! ??

Thank you for your response (just kidding about the bridge).

Shellrene, here is a free webinar you might want to see. https://www.prweb.com/releases/freeseo/webinar/prweb9684639.htm

I think the problem is that without understanding it, when I set the blog up, I signed on to pubsubhubbub. I have gone onto their forum to ask where the heck I set the time, and hopefully someone will answer me. So I made it far more complicated than I meant to. I dare not delete it, as it has 158 subscribers! ??

Ipstenu, someone told me that for permalinks I could use
/%postname%/.html

but I have not tried it. Would that work?

To be honest, Shellrene, I have done this for small business, not for a large site such as yours. The thing to do would probably be to leave your important pages there with a redirect for several weeks? There is a lot of advice on line about that about using 301 redirects. Here is something from Google that is helpful:
https://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.ca/2008/04/best-practices-when-moving-your-site.html

I have to do this whole thing for myself, my own website being over 5 years old, so I do know how this feels!!

I also install Bad Behavior to prevent other kinds of attacksm too. Thanks, esmi for the plug in hint.

I have done this on numerous occasions. It is not hard at all- nerve wracking, but not hard. Leave the original site where it is. Develop the new site in a subfolder that I will ingeniously call subfolder.

When you are happy with it, delete the old site (this is very terrifying- but I assume you will download a copy first for good luck)

Move the WordPress site into the root folder. In another tab, have the cpanel open and go to phpMyAdmin. Open up yoursite_wrdp1 and click on wp_options.

There are two things you want to change- the site url and blog name
https://yoursite.com/subfolder to https://yoursite.com
and
yoursite.com/subfolder/ to yoursite.com

Make sure if you use contact form plug-ins that the emails are ok..

I think that is about it!!

If you have folders with lots of pdf’s or forms, save yourself hours of time by leaving them in their original folders and do not delete them. Just make the links from WordPress NOT to the media library, but to the external folders where they were already stored and make it open in a new window.

Thanks, everyone. All is well.

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sorry, should have added that.