mfghost

(@mrclayton) thank you for the quick response and yes, I did notice that once I click the complete order button, the “#” is removed from the URL.

I’ll download the RC you provided and hopefully that fixes it. I’ll post the results once I’m finished, thanks again💪

@mrclayton

I tried to turn on the BNPL options but when I click the checkout button the page just keeps refreshing nonstop until I close the window. I’ve added all the correct pages (/checkout/, etc.) in the JS Deferred, Excludes, etc. in Litespeed, turned off the reCaptcha in Wordfence, so I’m guessing it has to be the theme or a plugin conflict.

All the unnecessary plugins I can live without I turned off but still no luck. The plugin works perfectly for regular credit & debit cards, but not for the BNPL options. I’m assuming it’s because when you select one of those options to checkout you are redirected.

In developer tools there were no errors pointing to the payment plugin or any of the payment options so I’m lost as can be and wondering if it’s the JS in Astra theme blocking the redirect from going through.

I turned the Universal Payment Method off so the customers don’t get confused and think the checkout page is broken.
Would the “Credit/Debit Cards” need to be turned off then the Universal Payment Method turned on? Can only one option be live at one time?

Everything works on the front end, it looks perfect up until I click the button to be redirected & just keep catching the refresh until I close the window.
I would leave the Universal Payment Method turned on so you can check but I’m afraid if, when that is turned on & the Affirm, Klarna, etc. don’t work then the credit/debit cards might not work & I don’t want to lose any sales.

I am using Astra free theme+latest WooCommerce+Litespeed Cache+Quicloud CDN. I’ve also spend a ton of time having ChatGPT to try and help me figure it out but I keep getting stuck on the refresh.

OK thanks for the help.

@mrclayton do you think this would work? Changing the theme is not something I’d like to do if I don’t have to. Maybe this might work?

// Force hashchange events to bubble for Stripe/Klarna
(function() {
    const originalHashChange = window.onhashchange;
    window.onhashchange = function(event) {
        if (originalHashChange) originalHashChange(event);
        const hashChangeEvent = new Event('hashchange', { bubbles: true });
        window.dispatchEvent(hashChangeEvent);
    };
})();

• This reply was modified 9 months, 2 weeks ago by mfghost.

@mrclayton so am I. when I type the url the site pops right up. I can’t think of why an error page would show for you. See below, pops right up for me.
When I use dev tools & check the console there are no errors, only one that says something about google maps not being available to new customers and something for the slider I use, nothing naming Klarna.

I have stripe set up correctly & have been using it for 2 years so I figured I’d try Klarna. I turned it on, received an email saying “Klarna is enabled” and I added some stuff to the cart, clicked checkout, but the page only refreshes nonstop. I’m assuming any of the BNPL will do the same (Afterpay, etc.).

@doublezed2 I ended up getting it working, thank you.

ok thanks

@serafinnyc you do the same, thanks!

@ckadenge OK so it wasn’t automatically installed in every site running WC.

So I deactivated the Legacy REST API plugin and added something to the cart & when I went to the cart page there were two errors coming from the UPS shipping plugin I have installed. Now sometimes I need to edit one line of the code for that plugin & the error disappears and the plugin works fine so I thought maybe that was the issue since WC has been updated. I wish I copied the exact errors to post here but I went back and turned the Legacy REST API plugin back on and they disappeared. Just to double-check I turned it back off and now there are no errors. So that’s weird. If there were more than the one plugin using the Legacy REST API then I assume there would have been error messages at the top of the website or each plugin using the API, correct? Anyhow, as of now I have the Legacy REST API deactivated and the site shows no errors. I’ve added products to the cart, removed them, selected variable products, checked all the account/dashboard links and went through checkout up until I had to enter card numbers to make the payment, which I didn’t do. So far everything seems to be working fine.

I just hope while I’m out today I don’t get any e-mails from a customer having trouble checking out. That’s usually how it works lol. Anyway, it seems to be working fine so far but I’m not going to uninstall the Legacy REST API plugin just in case I or one of my customers comes across something.

The error that did pop up when I first turned the Legacy REST API plugin off was UPS Live Rates and Access Points. But like I said, the errors disappeared when I turned the plugin back on *BUT* I turned it off once again and there are no errors showing and I have full functionality on the website. If I come across anything I’ll definitely post up right here.