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I would say that about 90% of the users who see this error get it after they have registered successfully.
Yup, sounds like a caching issue. BTW, which hosting plan at
NGoDaddy are you using?I checked the upload directory and it is only 188M in size when it should of been closer to 3GB
How did you upload the original file?
Note: Im using WP Rocket as caching software.
The only two caching plugins that we “officially” support are WP Super Cache and W3 Total Cache. For any other caching plugin, you must determine if it can be configured in a manner similar to the two supported plugins.
Please request a Custom Work Order quote, and a developer will get back with you.
What is the signup process, you are using, that leads to the members receiving the registration links?
And are the errors specific to a particular membership level?
Also, are you using any page caching plugins or CDN services?
Please read this explanation, to see if the explanation applies to you.
Unfortunately, the design of the database does not allow for the bulk uploading of custom fields. The best that can occur, is if you are trying to move your membership site from one server to another; in which case, you’d copy all of your database tables en-masse.
How can I display all of the member memberships on the website to the member after login?
Please see this thread, on how to display all of a member’s membership levels.
The product list names override the general settings name. Think of the general settings name as a default “catch all” list, in case you leave a specific product list name empty. But yeah, you can leave it blank.
If it were possible, it would be a custom job. If you wish to pursue this, please request a custom work order quote.
You can specify a list name on a per product basis. Each product has its own list name field. Please refer to the documentation.
If your theme supports mobile device detection, you can create a “mobile friendly” version of your website. Users could then save shortcuts to your site on their device home screens. Taking the “app approach” is not recommended for the following reasons:
- A plugin cannot create a mobile app. The plugin only works on your website.
- For every mobile device type in the world (iPhone, Android, WebOS, Tizen, Fire, KaiOS, etc.) you will have to create & support a different app.
- If your app is placed in the Apple or Google appstore, and you are selling things through the app; Apple and Google want either a 15% or 30% cut of your sales.
You say that when you manually stamp a file, the characters are “ok,” but “look strange” as you are typing them in; is that correct? What is the text encoding setting on your browser? For example; on Firefox it should be “Unicode.” Similarly, the encoding for your WP site should also be UTF-8. Also, check the character sets & font support of your O/S.
- A plugin cannot create a mobile app. The plugin only works on your website.
