[Lucy]

Sorry I can’t figure out how to edit this post — it works now. Shopping cart is fine. I had another plugin with an issue and thought I had broken my entire shortcode system but that was isolated to that plugin and when I reverted to the previous version, it was fine.

[Lucy]

Oh great. I did a total reinstall and now shortcodes don’t work correctly, for this plugin or for any other. The images however show up.

The image issue definitely was due to installing WP from the hosts’ control panel. I have learned my lesson and will install WP by hand from now on.

I am going to start another thread on the shortcodes.

[Lucy]

Oh yes – I discovered that when you install WP from their control panel it has a totally non-standard installation and it messes things up. Gosh you’d think they’d know better. I am uninstalling and reinstalling manually. Mod, would you be so kind as to delete my URLs listed above? I can’t see how to edit my own post. Thanks.

[Lucy]

You’re right – there is something odd. My other wordpress installations use wp-content but for some reason this one uses wordpress-content. I used the hosts’ installation. This probably explains why my automatic plugin upgrades don’t work.

Wonder why it’s like that? I am going to contact the host.

[Lucy]

Hi and thanks for getting back to me!

Code for shopping cart icon looks like this

<input type=’image’ src=’http://shadybridgefarm.com/content/wp-content/plugins/services/webpages/util/2/t/2t2z6dl4s.site.aplus.net/shadybridgefarm.com/public/content/wordpress-content/plugins/wordpress-simple-paypal-shopping-cart/images/shopping_cart_icon.png&#8217;

When you enter that URL alone in the browser window, it does not work.

I don’t have a caching plugin. I have very few plugins and it’s a new installation.

Thanks again!

-Laura

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