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Thank you! Yes, it was a PHP memory issue. After doing a little research, I decided to try putting the following code right after the <?php tag in the wp-config.php file:
/** Set PHP Memory Limit. */
define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘128M’);
It worked great!
I spent more time with my server admin troubleshooting the issue, and the error logs indicate that the auth code is invalid. However, when I paste the same code into my test server’s install of wp estore, it works fine. We checked the firewall and PHP settings and couldn’t find anything that would be blocking the transmission of the auth code…but obviously there is something wrong. Can you think of anything else that might block that transmission?
Just an FYI…I did some research and saw that AWeber uses Oauth, so I checked and it wasn’t installed on my server. I had my admin install it, but it’s still not working.
I would rather not disable the firewall because this is only one of several live sites running on my dedicated server. However, do you know which port is being used to communicate with AWeber?
My primary server does have a firewall appliance installed. Could there be a setting there that might be blocking a needed port?
Dev server is also running PHP 5.2. Yes, same set of plugins on both sites and no other aweber-affecting plugins.
I don’t know if this is related, but I am also getting the “The URL specified in the “Thumbnail Image URL” field does not seem to be a valid URL! Please check this value again:” error when I save a product. I have verified that the image url is correct–it’s just really annoying seeing that message every time.
