Error: Invalid response

This plugin has had issues before with strange checkouts and that’s probably what’s happening here. I can’t make it work for every possible configuration on my own, so if you could find out how to fix it and let me know, I could add it to the main plugin.

Thanks,
Stephen

I don’t mean to hijack this thread, but I’m also having the same problem.

I was working fine for me, it just stopped working. I’ve tried different test cards and all give me the “Invalid response” error. My checkout process is normal.

Okay, I managed to solve it.

Before I noticed this problem, I was playing around in my Stripe Dashboard settings (on Stripe’s website), and I wanted to delete my test data to start over clean. So I deleted it by going to my Account Settings > Data> Delete All Test Data and I cleared it. That’s when problems started, but I didn’t know it just then.

I deactivated plugins, tried different test cards, etc etc but nothing worked. Finally I went to Stripe For Woocommerce plugin settings in WooCommerce>Settings>Checkout>Stripe for Woocommerce and I clicked on “Delete all test data” at the very bottom of the page. That solved my problem and it’s working perfectly fine again.

For some reason, deleting test data in Stripe’s dashboard doesn’t communicate with this plugin causing some kind of conflict.

Hope it helps anyone!

I have the same problem. The solution provided by jacf182 don’t work for me.
Anyone who know other ways to fix it? ??

Hi,

I managed to fix my issue by purchasing a third party plugin called Quick Checkout from https://wordimpress.com/plugins/woocommerce-quick-checkout/

the reason that i was getting an error is that woocommerce checkout does not support a different checkout page other than what is defined under the woocommerce settings.

I deployed a shortcode from the plugin on a custom page and voila it works.

Let me know if this seems unclear to you and ill try explaining a little bit more.

Hey guys,

I’m running into what seems to be the same issue. We’ve had a handful of real customers try to place orders, and every single one is getting an error:

S4WC_Gateway payment failed with message: “Invalid response.”

I tried clearing out the test data and that didn’t work. What’s the general consensus on how to fix this problem? Do we have to purchase yet another plugin for checkout, or is there a setting we can change (I’m a PHP developer so I don’t mind getting down into the code)?

Thanks!

Could you log into the stripe dashboard and find an order that’s causing errors and let me know what you see for the body/response? That error should be more enlightening than the plugin one since it’s just a generic catch all.

Thanks for the reply. Here’s the info on the Stripe end:

Parsed Request POST Body
amount: “2350”
currency: “usd”
capture: “true”
expand:
“balance_transaction”
card: “”
description: “Payment for Anchor Stadium Tumbler Set (Order: #410)”

Response body
error:
type: “invalid_request_error”
message: “You have passed a blank string for ‘card’. You should remove the ‘card’ parameter from your request or supply a non-blank value.”
param: “card

I’m assuming the problem is in here (https://github.com/stezu/stripe-for-woocommerce/blob/master/classes/class-s4wc_gateway.php#L761). Just to make sure:

1. Are these simple products or subscription?
2. Are the customers logged in?
3. If yes on 2, are they repeat customers with this plugin?

I’m thinking the javascript isn’t creating a token and the php is then sending an empty string to stripe for the card parameter. If it’s a logged in customer, it’s something different.

If it is in fact the javascript not creating the token, then you should probably see another item in your Stripe logs going to the token endpoint that failed. If there isn’t anything, or it didn’t fail then I’d have to see your site to be able to figure it out.

To answer your questions:

1. They are simple products.
2. Some have been logged in, and some have been “Guest”.
3. For the logged in ones, it happened on the first time they tried to place an order, and subsequent tries.

I hope this helps. If you need more information, or need access to the site to dig around, just let me know.

Hi

mdewyer check yours javascript console. if You have error this is a problem ??

Used Firebug and Chrome Javascript console, and neither report any JS errors. I just tried putting another order though, placed while I was logged in as an admin, and still the error, and here’s what is in Stripe for the log:

Time: 2015/02/05 19:44:52
Method: POST
URL: /v1/customers
Status: 400
IP address: 18.57.254.14
Version: 2014-12-22
Source: WooCommerce-Stripe

Parsed Request Query Parameters
No query parameters

Parsed Request POST Body
description: “matt (#3 – [email protected]) Matt DeWyer”
email: “[email protected]”
card: “”

Response body
error:
type: “invalid_request_error”
message: “Invalid card object: must be a dictionary or string. See API docs at https://stripe.com/docs.”
param: “card”

Does the problem occur with the twentyfourteen theme?

Switched the site’s theme to twentyfourteen and the payment went through!

Is there something specific to the twentyfourteen theme that this plugin needs in order to function properly? There are no javascript or PHP errors with the theme the site is using, just the response back Stripe is the “invalid response” error each time, so I don’t think it’s because the theme itself has any issues. I don’t mind messing with the code if I need to!

Well, I mention twentyfourteen because it doesn’t modify the woocommerce checkout page. Any theme that doesn’t claim woocommerce support should behave properly. The problem is that some themes modify the form fields or in some way or another mess with the checkout page and the payments almost always fail. If you could send me a link to your site so I can see the checkout page I might be able to figure it out. Someone had this problem a few months ago and I had to contact the theme developers to get it fixed.

– Stephen