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Hi Cristian, thanks for being patient with me. I deleted the HTTPS plugin but nothing has changed. I also used the s2member_force_ssl on a test page but it’s still the same.

I’ve put this on the site temporarily if it will be of any help…. http://panicattacksdoc.com/phpinfo.php

I’ve been in contact with Hostgator and they say it’s not on their end. I even had them check with the admin who installed the ssl certificate and he just got back to me saying it wouldn’t have caused the issue.

So, I’m still here guys with the same problem. Has Jason had a look yet?

I know you’re all really busy but I really need your help.

Thanks for the heads up on this thread :-)

The reason for this occurring on your installation is because this file actually DOES exist on your installation:
/wp-content/plugins/wp-load.php I’m not sure why though. Seems like a mistake to me :-)

s2Member® will start searching from it’s own directory on back up the directory tree until it finds /wp-load.php. In this case, you have a /wp-load.php file inside the /wp-content/plugins/ directory. I suspect it’s there by mistake, because that is a non-standard location.

Sorry Jason, thanks for getting back to me. I hope the desparation isn’t showing too much…lol. But that’s not the problem.

I put that there after the problem. I’ve removed it now. I should have removed it before but as you can imagine I am fumbling blindly and have been trying everything I can. I had an hour long discussion with Hostgator yesterday to see if it was on their end and got no resolution there.

I’ve removed that file. It still exists in the root of the wordpress directory where I found it. But as I knew… the problem still exists.

wp-load.php is no longer in that directory and the link for the css is this…

https://panicattacksdoc.com/wp-content/plugins/s2member/s2member-o.php?ws_plugin__s2member_css=1&qcABC=1&ver=130221-130221-87212716

Nothing has changed I’m afraid. I’m sorry my mistake mislead you.

When you see what that link produces you’ll maybe understand why I copied the wp-load.php file to the plugins folder. Sorry, it’s been well over a week now and I’ll try almost anything…… there’s that desperation showing….lol.

I hope you haven’t stopped looking into this. I know I must be a pain but I’m trying everything I can to get this to work. I just reinstalled wordpress for the umpteenth time, deactivate all plugins and used the default theme. The problem is still there. If you can just let me know that you’re looking into it I’ll feel a little bit better. Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the follow-up :-)

Remove this file also and you should be good:
/wp-content/plugins/wp-settings.php (should not exist)

WOOHOOOOOOO!!!!!!! Can I have your children?….lmao. You have no idea how relieved I am. That’s it. All done and fixed. Thank you so much Jason, Cristian and Eduan. I know you are all working very hard. Thanks again and Happy St Patrick’s day from Ireland…. couple of days early but all the best anyway.

It didn’t exist because I already deleted it. Filezilla has been permanently open for the past week. Thanks Cristian.

Lewis, next time you test a clean installation of WordPress, do make sure it’s a clean, default installation as it comes in the distribution zip. That would have saved you a lot of despair. :)

It didn’t exist because I already deleted it. Filezilla has been permanently open for the past week. Thanks Cristian.

Ah, got it. I had already removed my reply, after seeing that Jason replied earlier (my tab was open for a few minutes before I replied).

I thought I had. I possibly moved that file there too when moving wp-load.php. The initial problem could have been something else… possibly when then ssl was being moved or when I changed to and back from a multisite setup. It’s also possible that I could have inadvertantly moved it before. I have no idea what originally happens, I’m just glad it’s solved and another valuable lesson learned. Thanks for the advice Cristian.

No problem. I also am glad it’s solved. :)