wrapyourbaby

I just came across this thread again and I checked – this behavior hasn’t changed. I’m not sure what I’m looking for in the browser console. Should I be checking for Javascript errors from the GDPR Cookie Consent settings page in my dashboard, or from the front end of my website when the cookie message is showing?
Sorry for the long delay – this project got buried for a while.

No – I think anything custom in my website comes from my theme, which unfortunately isn’t getting updates anymore. But it’s been working fine up till the last week or two when the search stopped working.

I just tried that on my staging site and the search does work on the twenty twenty-one theme. It looks different, though – in my theme, the search is in the menu bar and the search field only shows if you click on the magnifying glass, and in the twenty twenty-one theme, there’s a search field already showing at the bottom of the screen.

I’m using Facebook for WooCommerce 2.0.1, by the way.

It’s giving the “forbidden” message again. I’ll contact your private support system.

I followed the steps you gave (I did change the default Anti-Spam settings after reinstalling the plugin.) Do I need to follow these steps each time the plugin is updated or was this a one-time thing? I usually update my plugins from the plugin tab in the WordPress dashboard and I did have the latest version of the Antispam plug-in already installed.

I’ll let you know if the problem recurs. Thank you!

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That was a long time ago and I don’t remember the specifics. However, I know I have the plugin “Newsletter Sign-Up” deactivated. Constant Contact released a new plugin for WordPress in the last few months and you could try using that one – that way you’ll have support for it from Constant Contact directly. I believe it’s called “Constant Contact Forms for WordPress” – that’s the one I’m using, anyway.

I know this is old and you probably handled it already, but in case you didn’t (or for future readers of this thread) the “Discourage search engines from indexing this site” box should be unchecked – and make sure you click “save” after you uncheck it. Unless you want to try to keep people from finding your website.

I’m not – it sounds like I will have to ask my developer to take care of it if I want that done.

I see where it lets me set the express checkout message but not anything about the look of it – am I missing something?

Thank you!

Is there any update on when you will release version 1.2? Thanks!

I solved it by uploading from a different computer.