mithunadesigns

I figured out what was causing the error after reviewing the log in Woocommerce settings. I’d copied the e-mail template php (for sending user registration confirmation messages) to my child theme. I inadvertently deleted a php closing mark “?>” while editing the template. This caused the error in sending the confirmation message.

In summary, the error was being caused after creating the user in my site. That’s why I could see the user in my dashboard, and still get the error on the front end. Hope anyone searching for solutions for an error finds my experience helpful.

Raj,

Thank you very much for your response. I appreciate your diligence in keeping your customers happy.

There’s a typo in the URL your provided for the dummy transaction.

All my work for my customers has been free. I do website development as a hobby and don’t charge my customers for my work. So, I depend on free plugins to accomplish this. All my clients are either start up businesses or charitable organizations, which don’t have any money for website development.

To your point, I tried deactivating all the payment options except yours, I still couldn’t make it work. Also, I had only Woocommerce active when I tested the plugin. As far as I know, I have not found any conflicts between plugins.

Here’s the website I’m working on right now, where the plugin is not working. Please take a look at let me know if you can find any errors.

https://foods.akellaglobal.com

Sincerely,
MD