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That gallery on your site has a password so we can’t view it. What is the password so we can inspect that gallery?
Looks like you have added some custom CSS which is messing that up. Where is the following CSS coming from? This CSS is responsible for that issue you are seeing.
form#wp_emember_loginForm{
margin-left: 75px;
}
Your server is running out of PHP RAM memory. So you won’t be able to add new plugins to it unless you increase your PHP RAM memory limit. Contact your hosting provider and ask them to increase your PHP memory limit. Then install the plugin and you won’t see this issue.
Also, you must upgrade your WordPress to the latest version (as pointed out by @wzp).
Did you want the inline login option or the overlay option? I thought you wanted the overlay. You can’t mix them both.
The overlay login is an optional feature (It has to use javascript which has limitation in terms of what it can do).
Do you have the following email shortcodes in your password reset email settings?
Username: {user_name}
Password: {password}
If you have edited that email from the settings and removed the shortcode, then the plugin won’t be able to put the password in there.
If you want to do your own HTML for the overlay login form then do the following:
1) Enable that option.
2) Then go to a page where eMember creates the login link.
3) View the HTML source so you can copy the HTML code for the link then use it in your custom message.
We can customize the following extension so it can capture the leads from the opt-in form submission:
Thank you for sharing your finding.
I don’t know if Godaddy has changed it and stopped doing this for shared hosting now. In the past they definitely used to do it.
Now we know that they don’t do it anymore for at least their shared hosting plan.
I personally don’t like Godaddy’s hosting. They give out poorly configured server for their shared hosting plans a lot. Getting good support from them (for the shared hosting plan) is also painful.
I officially tell people to not buy Godaddy’s hosting:
The best option for that is to use PayPal’s profile based tax so you can apply complex tax rules by provinces. Then at the time of the transaction, the correct tax will be applied based on where the user is from.
The following page shows you how to configure regional tax in your PayPal account:
We can’t make that hidden group to work if MailChimp doesn’t offer it via the API. There is only one way to know for sure. You have to unhide that group then do a test to see if the group works. If it does then you know that MailChimp is not allowing the API to apply hidden group data.
WordPress 4.4.2 was released on February 2, 2016
We have completed testing the latest version of all our premium plugins on WordPress 4.4.2.
All plugins are compatible with WP 4.4.2
I have never seen any user using a hidden group. So I don’t know if MailChimp allows hidden group to be used via the API. Un-hide it and then do a test to see what it does.
Does the debug log file show that the plugin sent the email to the buyer (I am pretty sure it did since you got the seller one).
You likely have the following issue on your site:
