[vfontjr]

I downloaded v5.2.7 and the error no longer appears.

[vfontjr]

BPS Security works fine with these plugins. I use it on my sites.

[vfontjr]

My book has over 300 pages and it takes just 3-4 seconds to stamp it. It’s very fast.

[vfontjr]

Upgraded from 3.3.7.

I’ve created a new userid for you. WordPress has sent you the activation email.

[vfontjr]

No to both questions.

[vfontjr]

Hi Amin,

Your solution doesn’t work. Even with a value in the “Password Reset Page” field, your code still gets written to the home page and trips up validation and SEO.

[vfontjr]

I went back to 7.09 and modified the code so it loads in the footer. No more SEO errors.

[vfontjr]

I understand your viewpoint. It’s been awhile since I coded a commercial product for general distribution and I forget sometimes the requirements you need to consider. I’m using the Genesis framework which is very well constructed and adheres to proper WordPress structure. As an affiliate, I plan to aggressively market your plugins on my consulting site. I’ve also posted about how great they are and how good your support is on the Studiopress site. (Makers of Genesis)

[vfontjr]

I fixed all the W3C validation errors myself. There are also two errors and 2 warnings from WP eStore.

For WP eMember, the problems are fixed by changing the following line of code in wp_emember1.php: add_filter(‘wp_head’, ‘wp_emember_hook_password_reminder’); to

add_filter(‘wp_footer’, ‘wp_emember_hook_password_reminder’);.

From what I tested, everything works fine.

Wp eStore fails to validate because of unescaped ampersands in the comment of a Javascript function. The fix for WP eStore is to edit eStore_includes.php and change the two occurances of T&C to T and C.

These two fixes correct all 7 validation errors and 2 warnings attributed to these two plugins. They now pass W3C validation with flying colors and will no longer negatively influence search engine rankings.

[vfontjr]

Thanks for the .css.

[vfontjr]

Wishlist: Calendar year expiry for membership levels.

[vfontjr]

Also, on the email settings screen, the following text appears after the password reset letter, email after the account gets expired, and email before the account expires:

This is the body of the email that will be sent to the customer after they reset their password. Do not change the text within the braces {}

[vfontjr]

That happened to me once when I upgraded to the latest WP-eMember and only when I was logged into the admin area. I tested it in another browser without logging in and the reset password screen weas not there. Assuming it had something to do with caching, I deactivated my caching plugin then reactivated it and the reset password screen went away. I’m finding that I have to make it a practice to deactivate caching plugins before updating other plugins.

[vfontjr]

I’m stamping a 400+ page file and it takes less than 10 seconds. Something might not be configured right.

[vfontjr]

1. Even though this is a WPMS system, WP-eMember is only running on one site, the one I sent you.

2. I am not using WordPress integration. The userids are in WP-emember only. I’m sure it’s probably a Firefox issue. Why would it work in IE and not Firefox?

[Author]

Posts