Emile Meyer
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Cool. I’ve already gotten in touch with them. Thanks, Stiofan.
And to everyone else, thanks for the help and support so far.
Hi Paolo,
I saw the test mail come through. I’ll follow this up. This is indeed strange.
Actually, if you read my initial post, I do get mails, just not through GD.
Case and point, please try registering here and you’ll see what I mean.
http://o5demo.com/mysnaglist/customers/
I’ve just managed to register through the above-mentioned link, and I received both Customer and admin emails, so no, this is not server related, but something else, because I can receive emails from Profile Builder but why not GD?
Thank you.
Still no emails. Any other ideas?
All other plugins gone, except for GD plugins. Still nothing.
To get back to the topic at hand…
Whenever I created a Customer user using the Profile Builder plugin (as we need customers and businesses handled separately), mails go through when registering through the Profile Builder registration form.
The funny is that mails weren’t going through since before we added Profile Builder.
I’ve now moved all plugins to a different folder and I’m testing again, so there’s nothing else on it except GD plugins.
Nevermind. I figured out what the problem was. All is working again.
The server is with Hostgator, but they say there’s nothing wrong, from the conversations I had with them.
And, the funny thing is, our other sites with them and our other demo sites are running fine.
Now the demo is just looping back to the home page, without being able to access wp-admin, even with all of the non GD plugins removed.
Something weird’s going on.
This reply has been marked as private.I did disable all non-GD plugins initially, but I still had w3 Total Cache installed.
I’ll try that again and I’ll retry and report.
Awesome. Glad the site is working again. I await your response.
Thanks.
Not sure myself. But, it’s loading fine on my end now?
This reply has been marked as private.Thanks, trying that now. Let’s see what happens.
