We do not produce the WP E-junkie plugin so cannot help with any issues specific to that plugin, but I just tested the demo on wpejunkie.com, which does use the plugin and appears to be working fine. You could also test our own demo page (which does not use that plugin) to determine if the problem is specifically related to the plugin itself or not:

2http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/demo.htm2



You probably just experienced a temporary connectivity glitch that prevented your ISP from being able to contact E-junkie's application servers which operate our cart service. When you click a cart button in your page, the cart overlay would appear with the "loading" spinner while your browser attempts to contact our server to communicate with our cart software. If your browser can't connect to our servers, it just keeps showing the loading spinner.



That may happen if there was some sort of network routing glitch anywhere along the path across the Internet between your ISP and our Tucson datacenter. There really isn't much you can do in that case, just wait for your ISP or their upstream networking providers to clear up the glitch. Fortunately, it would only affect people using your ISP and possibly other ISPs that happen to use the same backbone provider if that's where the problem was happening.

We appreciate your feedback. You can view your account ID at any time by going to Seller Admin > View Account Summary.

Hi,



Wanted to let you know I had the same exact problem. Luckily I Googled it, found this post and was able to resolve it. I mistakenly thought the Ejunkie ID requested in the General Settings of the WP plugin was the email address I use to log into my Ejunkie account (it doesn't say ID number, just ID). I had no clue that there was an actual ID number assigned by Ejunkie.



I see that it is mentioned here: http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/resources.htm, but by the time I had uploaded the mp3 file, installed the plugin etc. I forgot I ever saw that.



Since the time we need to know where to find our Ejunkie ID number is when we're setting up the plugin in Wordpress, perhaps the best solution would be to ask the plugin developer to add a note below the Ejunkie ID field stating it can be found in our Ejunkie account in Seller Admin > View Account Summary. Also asking him to name the field Ejunkie ID Number would help clarify that it's a number, not a user ID.



I'd hate for people to give up because of something that can be so easily clarified!



Hope that helps

Thanks for the suggestions; I've emailed the WP E-junkie developer to bring the matter to his attention. :^)

Our Login and Admin screens built in Flash are the only parts of our site which are not HTML, and we have already long been working on an HTML-based replacement for those, but thank you for the suggestion. :^)



We did not develop the WP E-junkie plugin, so that's out of our hands to do anything about directly, other than notifying the independent developer who built and maintains it.