Most issues fall into one of three categories: email delivery, state page setup, or form behavior. Work through the relevant section below. If the issue persists, open a support ticket with the specific error text and your WordPress and PHP versions.

Lead emails not arriving

  • Go to Medigap Pro → Settings and confirm the Notification Email field is set and correct.
  • Click Send Test Email from the Settings page. If the test fails, the issue is with your outbound mail configuration, not the plugin.
  • If using SMTP: double-check host, port (587 for TLS, 465 for SSL), username, and password. Test credentials directly with your SMTP provider’s dashboard.
  • If using wp_mail(): your hosting provider may block outbound port 25/587. Install a dedicated SMTP plugin (WP Mail SMTP, Post SMTP) or configure Medigap Pro’s built-in SMTP panel.
  • Check your spam folder — the notification email may be delivered but filtered.
  • Confirm your “From” address matches your SMTP sending domain (many providers reject address mismatches).

State pages returning 404

  • Go to Medigap Pro → Site Setup and click Rebuild State Pages. This regenerates all 50 state landing pages.
  • Confirm your state page URL pattern under Settings → Landing Pages matches your actual permalink structure. The pattern must use the {state} placeholder.
  • Flush WordPress rewrite rules: go to Settings → Permalinks and click Save Changes (no changes needed — just saving flushes the rules).
  • If using a caching plugin, clear the full site cache after rebuilding pages.

Lead form not submitting

  • Honeypot triggered: if the form was submitted too quickly (common with bots or browser autofill), the submission is silently discarded. Reload and resubmit manually.
  • Open your browser’s Developer Tools console (F12) and check for JavaScript errors that may be preventing form advancement.
  • If the page is cached, flush the cache after placing the shortcode. A cached version of the page may have a stale nonce that causes submission failures.
  • Confirm the shortcode page is Published, not Draft or Private.

Plan comparison grid email gate not triggering

  • Confirm [medigap_benefits_grid] is on a published page with no page-builder wrapper that might strip shortcode output.
  • Check that the notification email is set under Settings — the softgate requires a valid destination to capture the email lead.
  • If the grid appears but no gate shows, check for a JavaScript conflict with your theme or other plugins using browser console errors (F12 → Console).

CSV export is empty

  • Go to Medigap Pro → Leads and confirm leads are listed in the table. If no leads appear, no submissions have been stored yet.
  • CSV export requires the Administrator role (manage_options capability). Editor and lower roles cannot export.
  • The leads table shows the last 200 records. The CSV export includes all stored leads.

Setup wizard not appearing after activation

Navigate directly to Medigap Pro → Restart Wizard in the WordPress sidebar. The auto-launch on activation runs only once; re-running it from the menu is always available.

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