I am trying to setup a woocommerce stripe gateway plugin to work with the checkout of my wordpress website but I cannot get it to work.
All I get is a couple of spinning circle preloading animations which never stop as seen in the image below and cannot get it to unblock the payments section of the form
I have deactivated woopayments plugin in case it is causing conflicts, I have deactivated all of my other plugins except for other woocommerce plugins, woocommerce stripe gateway, and wordfence security.
I have also switched from my Betheme wordpress theme to the default 2024 wordpress theme and I am still having issues with the payments part of the form being blocked by the preloader/spinner block ui overlay.
I dont know very much about javascript so I am assuming this is a javascript issue?
It… sounds like one, because it looks like the page failed to clear away a loading placeholder. Without being able to see the page, I dont know that I can say any more than that.
Thanks m_hutley
here is a link to the offending page
https://wirritjin-peggera-lin.au/checkout/
You might have to load this product to the cart first, this is currently the only product that can be tested with the checkout
https://wirritjin-peggera-lin.au/product/blak-to-my-roots/
Well, that page generates 3 404’s all looking for the same PNG, and then a Forbidden (403) error trying to reach for /home/?wx-ajax=update_order_review.
If i had to guess, it’s that 403 thats causing the problem… the page is waiting for the order review to load, and it never does, because it’s Forbidden.
I have fixed the issue with the missing png file
Still getting the 403 for wx-ajax=update_order_review I am not sure if the code should be pointing to a home folder that I cannot see in cpanel? I am not sure if that is normal?
I have my webosting provider having a closer look at this to see if this is an issue at their end.
Can anyone give me some ideas about whether an ajax query posting to a nonexistent home directory is normal?
Is this the cause of my problem?
All sorted
403 errror was due to an old 301 redirect that I forgot about.
Deleted that redirect from cpanel and stripe is now working
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Glad to hear you got it sorted. Yeah…there was no way in hades I was gonna be able to come up with that answer.