Okay, let’s see if we can’t get this fixed.First, I have a number of questions:
As I understand you, everything works fine on your local WP install, but not when you move things to your host, correct? If so, we have a few moving parts here – the hosting environment, the subdomain, the version of WordPress (same?), WP config options, other plugins (same, including versions?) You should double-and triple-check that EVERYTHING with WP and the plugin’s installed is the same, then we can isolate down to the hosting environment.
Next, we should see if WordPress is trying to tell us something, so take a look at your debug.log file in your site’s /wp-content directory. If it’s there, it’s probably quite large, so delete it. Then activate the plugin. “Crash the system” so to speak. Then look to see if a new debug.log file has appeared. If so, please e-mail it to me. If not, hummm… well, let’s take a look first.
If there’s no debug.log file, make sure you have debugging/logging turned on in WordPress. That means taking a look at your theme’s wp-config.php file. (ALWAYS SAVE A BACKUP JUST IN CASE.) There are a lot of posts around the net on how to activate debugging and send the messages to the debug.log file. There’s even one on shoalsummitsolutions.com on how to do it. Then when you are sure it’s working, activate the plugin again and hopefully we’ll get a hint or two.
Let me know.
-Mark