[Résolu] Conflict with PaidMembershipPro Paypal Express
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I will mark your next reply as private so that I can get log-in credentials from you—you may want to create a temporary admin user for me to use that you can later delete. And be sure to have a current backup of your site, even though I don't intend to make any changes.
Please provide steps I can use to reproduce the problem, thanks.
I logged in to the site but I don't know what the workflow is for me to make a payment and trigger the redirect and see the error (and test with and without Types).
Could you please describe the steps I should follow. I assume you are using a paypal sandbox account for testing.
It turns out the issue isn't a conflict with the Paid Membership Pro plugin.
I deactivated all plugins except Types and switched to the twentyseventeen theme to eliminate conflicts, and tried the problematic urls you provided above.
Even with the Paid Membership Pro plugin deactivated I was still getting 404s.
So, I took note of the url parameters in the problematic links and checked your Types content.
The problem arises because in one of your links the url parameter "review" is used, and this is the slug of one of your Custom Post Types. I have changed the slug to 'review-posts'.
Another of your links includes the parameter "campaign", which is also the slug of one of your custom taxonomies, which I have changed to 'campaign-tax'.
I've left the site in that state, with Paid Membership Pro activated, and you will find that the links all resolve correctly.
You may want to choose alternative slugs, but you will need to avoid ones that clash with the url parameters used in those links.
That's great Nigel. I re-enabled everything and it's working perfectly. Thanks to you I know what to look out for. I will roll this fix out on the live site tomorrow. Thanks a million!
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