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Everything was going along great until the error reports came up: What do you suggest? I’m not a techie, so I can follow is explained in junior terms!
The URL specified in the “Thumbnail Image URL” field does not seem to be a valid URL! Please check this value again:
[https://accidentalLeader.com/images/DISCfrontcover.jpg]
The URL specified in the “Thumbnail Target URL” field does not seem to be a valid URL! Please check this value again:
[https://www.accidentalleader.com/products]
Product “DiSC® PPSS Behavioral Style Basic Profile” updated.
Warning: get_headers() [function.get-headers]: SSL operation failed with code 1. OpenSSL Error messages: error:140770FC:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:unknown protocol in /home/aslan57/accidentalleader.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-cart-for-digital-products/eStore_utility_functions.php on line 31
and there are 5 more warnings on top of this. It was going to well, I don’t know what to do now. I saw that I can pay someone to have them install them, what would it cost to have someone fix this so that the cart is operational?
Thanks,
Sue Porter
[AccidentalLeader@comcast.net]
520-370-4811
Hi Sue, there is nothing to fix. You can ignore these warnings as long as you know that the URLs are correct. This warnings are only for the admin (you).
Basically, eStore checks the validity of the URLs that you enter (in an attempt to catch typo) but in your case your server is using an older version of PHP so its failing to do the check properly. Ideally you should persue your hosting provider to give you a more recent version of PHP since WordPress v3.2 will only work on PHP v5.2.4 or above (it is a good idea to get your server up to date before WordPress 3.2 goes live in a few weeks time).
Did you make sure that the URL values are correct? If you did then something else on this site is preventing eStore’s URL check. You can ignore this warning or do the following to turn off the URL validation check in eStore.
Open the “eStore_advanced_configs.php” file of eStore plugin and look for the following:
define('WP_ESTORE_DO_NOT_CHECK_URL_VALIDITY', '0');Once you find it, change it to the following:
define('WP_ESTORE_DO_NOT_CHECK_URL_VALIDITY', '1');Hi. I have just moved a site from a test domain to the permanent domain, which is on the same server. I used the Backupbuddy plugin to move the site, which should change all links to the new URL, but I am now getting this error message when products are saved. I can do what you suggest above, but am wondering if there is a file somewhere (that the eStore uses for checking the URL validity) where the URL has not been changed for some reason, and whether it would be better to change that?
Thanks.
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