Fred Marion

[...] Instant Payment Notification Warning” email if your IPN URL is failing. To edit your PayPal IPN URL, follow these steps: 1) Login in to Paypal. 2) Click “Profile”: 3) Click “ [...]

[...] not display immediately since you’re viewing cached pages. WP Super Cache, a popular WordPress caching plugin, updates your cached files every 30 minutes out of the box. If that’s not fast [...]

[...] websites by opening a new web browser (e.g. Internet Explorer or Firefox) and typing in the PayPal URL every time you log in to your account. ————————& [...]

One of the most annoying aspects of using a caching system on your website is the fact that updates to your content might not display immediately sinc [...]

[...] So, it took me about 15 minutes to realize that the WordPress Shopp plugin actually REMOVED the support key entry field as of version 1.3. Now, when you upgrade to [...]

[...] ;Delete Cache” button. Here’s how to find it: Go to Plugins --> Installed. Find WP Super Cache on your list of plugins and click Settings. Then, go to the Content tab, and you’ll [...]

[...] ” your support key. It’d be more intuitive if they called it a “Shopp support key plugin,” since it really is a plugin – not just a key. After you’ve paid for [...]

[...] their email address), and custom callback URL, which would be used instead of your Instant Payment Notification URL: 7) After you’ve configured your button as desired, click the blue “ [...]

[...] list of plugins and click Settings. Then, go to the Content tab, and you’ll find the Delete Cache button: I was inspired to write this post after all my Google searches for deleting the WP Super [...]