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I am glad I was able to fix this problem. So far the plugin seems great, and I am excited to use the affiliate plugin with it. I am also going to recommend to my client she switch her mailing list to aWeber or Mailchimp for better integration (do you recommend one over the other?). And if all this integration works, then I will likely be buying more copies from you for my other clients (both current and new).
I would jot down this particular problem so you are able to quickly help others. Basically, the ob_flush() was sending output to the server, which caused the header function a few lines later to screw up. Your tech people thought the problem was empty spaces in the file before or after the php start/end tags, which is a common cause of the “cannot modify header” error. But that was not the cause in my case. If you notice the error message I included above in my original post, it says:
“(output started at /home/jackiepdx/bettersmarterricher.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-cart-for-digital-products/download.php:85)”
This is an indication of where the problem was. It was on line 85 of the download.php file.
Emanuel
Ok I think I just fixed it. Basically, I deleted line 85 of the download.php file. THis line to be exact:
ob_flush();
Now it is working fine. I did this after spending a whole lot of time to no avail removing blank lines at the end of various php files that I thought might have been sending header information. When none of that worked I just decided to delete the offending line in the error message. Well it works now. My only question is whether this is going to screw something else up. What does that line do anyway? Is it needed for something important?
Emanuel
I got your email Ivy. Thanks for replying so quickly. I want to ask you here, though, whether it was actually you who sent me that second email asking me for my wordpress login and password info. It felt a little suspicious to me. I cannot imagine why a programmer would need that kind of access. I wanted to ask you on the forum in case the email was not legitimate. Have you had problems with people faking emails from you trying to get people’s passwords?
Emanuel
