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@majordesigns, no, I have not. But I do have another site which is able to accept donations using a different setup.

https://www.kalihipalama.org uses a combination of Woo Commerce with the Woo Donations add-on plug-in to . The setup is a little more cumbersome than the Donations Via PayPal plug-in, but it does work.

I will likely change slippah.org to this Woo Commerce setup soon.

I am not using a shortcode; I am using the sidebar widget to put the Donate button on the site. https://www.slippah.org.

Most of the settings for the plug-in are set to default.

There is a caching plug-in: WP SuperCache. This site has been operating since 2005 or 2006 with very few changes. Earlier this year, my hosting provider, XV Host, was bought out by Sky Net Hosting, but Sky Net retained the same hosting setup.

Looks like today’s update fixed the problem. All sites are back, now.

Aloha all,

I apologize, after a few days of flogging this thing, I discovered that changes to the form preferences were not being saved in the MySQL database.

I would turn off the confirmation checkbox, save, navigate to a different preference, then go back to check on the confirmation and it would be fine.

I then navigated away from the plugin pages to somewhere else on the site, then navigate back to the plugin, and the changes would be reverted to requiring the verification.

I tried this several times, with the same results.

I finally went to the phpMyAdmin page and hacked the database fields to force no verification, and changed the cc: address fields.

This caused the form to work. It sent an email to all the public officials listed on the form preferences.

However, although the form acknowledged my signature on the public page, the signature did not appear in the database, and after navigating away from the site and returning, the form showed no signatures listed. Signature did not show up in the Admin panel, either.

After several days, the site owner made me take the form down. That is why you cannot see the form, now.

My apologies. I hope this information helps someone.

Blaine

Thanks so much!
Aloha!

Most, but not all the sites I manage are in my GoDaddy Ultimate Linux Hosting account.

I manage several other sites not in my hosting account, but I believe all are on GoDaddy.com.

All of my sites run WordFence Security. All my sites run Bulletproof Security.

Some but not all of my sites also run iThemes Security. Mostly to mask the login page.

Not all of the errors are from sites with iThemes Security, though a couple are running this plug-in.

Thanks for any insight.

Aloha.

Aloha Siobhan,

Thank you for the suggestions. Your ideas gave me a direction. I tried it in Firefox and the menus responded normally. So I went back to Safari and the problem was still there. I looked in Safari settings to clear recent history, then I went to Wordfence plug-in speed caching settings and cleared the cache.

That fixed the problem.

Thanks again for your help.

Aloha,

Blaine