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WooCommerce Composite Products Version 2.2.0

WordPress 4.4.2

jQuery jquery-2.2.3.js (just upgraded from 1.12.3, but it didn’t work with 1.12.3, either).

Left out the screen shot of developer element inspection on Firefox

I uninstalled the plugin. I deleted the swpm tables. I reinstalled the plugin (an updated version as of this morning).

Everything is now at the default, with the exception that I created one free level called Dealer (set to value = 1).

Now when you click “Join Us” from the login page, it takes you to the Join Us page.

But the JOIN NOW button doesn’t click, doesn’t do anything. What’s wrong with this?

Login Page URL : http://tecinfrared.com/membership-login/
Registration Page URL : http://tecinfrared.com/membership-join/membership-registration/
Join Us Page URL : http://tecinfrared.com/membership-join/
Edit Profile Page URL : http://tecinfrared.com/membership-login/membership-profile/
Password Reset Page URL : http://tecinfrared.com/membership-login/password-reset/

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Hi, and thank you for responding.

I’m trying to register from this link: http://tecinfrared.com/membership-join/membership-registration/

I hard coded this page from the “Register” link from the login page (http://tecinfrared.com/membership-login/) because I want to only have one free level at present, and I don’t want the intermediate “level options” page.

I’m not using the Form Builder add on, since the basic register form seems sufficient.

I have debug turned on.

The log.txt is empty for some reason.

Not sure if the log_auth.txt is important to my problem, but it looks like this:
[09/29/2015 3:56 PM] – SUCCESS :Authenticate request – Username: webmaster
[09/29/2015 6:56 PM] – SUCCESS :Authenticate request – Username: webmaster
[09/29/2015 6:58 PM] – SUCCESS :Authenticate request – Username: webmaster
[09/29/2015 6:59 PM] – SUCCESS :Authenticate request – Username: webmaster
[09/29/2015 7:00 PM] – SUCCESS :Authenticate request – Username: webmaster
[09/29/2015 7:08 PM] – SUCCESS :Authenticate request – Username: webmaster
[09/29/2015 7:08 PM] – SUCCESS :Authenticate request – Username: webmaster
[09/29/2015 7:09 PM] – SUCCESS :Authenticate request – Username: webmaster
[09/29/2015 7:10 PM] – SUCCESS :Authenticate request – Username: webmaster
[09/29/2015 7:11 PM] – SUCCESS :Authenticate request – Username: webmaster
[09/29/2015 7:21 PM] – SUCCESS :login
[09/29/2015 7:21 PM] – SUCCESS :Authenticate request – Username: admin
[09/30/2015 12:20 AM] – SUCCESS :login
[09/30/2015 12:20 AM] – SUCCESS :Authenticate request – Username: admin
[09/30/2015 12:07 PM] – SUCCESS :login
[09/30/2015 12:07 PM] – SUCCESS :Authenticate request – Username: virginia
[09/30/2015 1:36 PM] – SUCCESS :login
[09/30/2015 1:36 PM] – SUCCESS :Authenticate request – Username: admin
[09/30/2015 3:39 PM] – SUCCESS :login
[09/30/2015 3:39 PM] – SUCCESS :Authenticate request – Username: admin

I solved this problem. This is how I did it.

First of all, I realize that the Store Locator Plus Janitor 4.0.01 is supposed to take care of some of the housekeeping I had to do, but the plugin just did not work on our system. There is no console, control, panel, button, just no way of accessing the Janitor fucntions.

But I realized of the dozen things I tried to fix the problem of SLP not being able to create a db table, or after I manually created the table, and even when I managed to get SLP to insert new records, either through add or import, the location manager would still not display the locations for editing, with the resulting message of “No locations have been created yet.” – the last thing I thought of was that there must be remnants of previous installs in the database.

In the Janitor product page description I read that it cleaned out entries in the wp_options table. So, I wrote a couple of queries that searched for slp related entries in the wp_options table:

SELECT * FROM wp_options WHERE (option_name LIKE ‘sl_%’)

SELECT * FROM wp_options WHERE (option_name LIKE ‘%slp%’)

SELECT * FROM wp_options WHERE (option_name LIKE ‘slplus%’)

SELECT * FROM wp_options WHERE (option_value LIKE ‘slplus%’)

etc., and I found these records:

Array
(
[option_id] => 852931
[option_name] => slp-import-messages
[option_value] => “(long string of values)”
Array
(
[option_id] => 855055
[option_name] => slplus-extendo-contacts-options
[option_value] => a:1:{s:17:”installed_version”;s:6:”4.2.02″;}
[autoload] => yes
)
Array
(
[option_id] => 752
[option_name] => slurp_page_installed
[option_value] => 1
[autoload] => yes
)
Array
(
[option_id] => 852916
[option_name] => sl_google_map_country
[option_value] => United States
[autoload] => yes
)
Array
(
[option_id] => 855459
[option_name] => sl_instruction_message
[option_value] => Enter an address or zip code and click the find locations button.
[autoload] => yes
)
Array
(
[option_id] => 852915
[option_name] => sl_location_table_view
[option_value] => Normal
[autoload] => yes
)
Array
(
[option_id] => 855458
[option_name] => sl_map_radii
[option_value] => 10,25,50,100,(200),500
[autoload] => yes
)
Array
(
[option_id] => 855461
[option_name] => sl_radius_label
[option_value] => Within
[autoload] => yes
)
Array
(
[option_id] => 855462
[option_name] => sl_search_label
[option_value] => Address / Zip
[autoload] => yes
)
Array
(
[option_id] => 852913
[option_name] => sl_use_name_search
[option_value] => 0
[autoload] => yes
)
Array
(
[option_id] => 855463
[option_name] => sl_website_label
[option_value] => Website
[autoload] => yes
)
Array
(
[option_id] => 855460
[option_name] => sl_zoom_level
[option_value] => 4
[autoload] => yes
)
Array
(
[option_id] => 852914
[option_name] => sl_zoom_tweak
[option_value] => 1
[autoload] => yes
)

There were also records with option_name values starting with a <code class=”plain plain”>csl-slplus- prefix.
I nuked all of these from the database (except for the one named ‘slurp’ — had to visually inspect each record to make sure it didn’t belong to some other plugin).

I killed the wp_store_locator table.

I deactivated and all plugins, including the main Store Locator Plus plugin.

I re-installed using store-locator-le.4.2.67.zip

The first record I added manually, and it displayed in the location manager (meaning SLP auto-created the wp_store_locator table).

I installed the SLP Pro module.

I used the import function to import the entire CSV, which promptly inserted, and then displayed all the new store records.

This problem solved. By the way, the SLP Janitor still doesn’t do anything on our site, even after all else seems tto have returned to normal.