[musicus]

Yes – that was the problem! There were several URL settings that needed to be changed in WP eStore’s General Settings.

Perhaps this might help someone else who relocates WordPress.

[musicus]

Doh! I think I may have answered my own question. I have just spotted the Return URL option in Settings, which was still showing the old directory structure. Off to check it now.

[musicus]

Hi. I have a similar problem, but I suspect that the solution is different. This week, I relocated my WordPress installation from [www.musicus.co.uk/blog/] to [www.musicus.co.uk/] after which I carefully changed all my product URLs in eStore (and checked them by cutting and pasting them into a browser). However, when I did some trial purchases this morning, the links in the emails are still showing the old locations. For example: [http://www.musicus.co.uk/blog/wp-content/plugins/wp-cart-for-digital-products/download.php?file=tZxFdUuyrU7%2Fu1M9tV6SQ0JrlUcFOsYOvNNaXENoW4g%3D%3D]

I did wonder if eStore was somehow caching the old locations, so I cleared all the caches, but to no avail. I’m sure this is my fault, but do you have any suggestions?

I am using WordPress 3.6 with the Twenty Thirteen theme and the following plug-ins:

Akismet, Audio player, Broken Link Checker, Extra Shortcodes for WP eStore, Fast Secure Contact Form, Google Analyticator, myRepono Backup Plugin, W3 Total Cache, Widget Context, WP eStore and WP Socializer.

Many thanks for a great product!

Alan

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