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Upon further testing, I’ve noticed that the plugin seems to work if I let it create a page automatically.

But if I manually create a page and add the shortcode, it doesn’t work.

Yes sir!
I’m running version 3.5.8.

If you need any other details, I’d be happy to assist.

Same here, thanks for the update, everything works now!

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 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.

Nevermind everyone.

After about 4 hours trying to solve this, I managed to do it. As always, it was something simple. Here’s what I did in case someone runs into the same crossroads:

I just changed line 36 in /wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/templates/cart/mini-cart.php

Change this:

<a href="<?php echo get_permalink( $product_id ); ?>">

to this:

<a href="<?php echo $_product->get_permalink( $product_id ); ?>">

That should let you click on the mini-cart and see your selected variations on the product page.

Try uploading it manually over FTP, that may fix it!

It has happened to me with some plugins if I install them via WP-ADMIN zip upload and install. When I do it manually, it all goes ok. Use ftp and see if it works!

Ok, you need to make changes to these files: single.php and page.php.

Open single.php and change this in line 4:
<h2><?php the_title(); ?></h2>
to this:
<h2><?php the_ID(); ?></h2>

then open page.php and change this in line 4:
<h2><?php the_title(); ?></h2>
to this
<h2><?php the_ID(); ?></h2>

and that should do it, or doesn’t it? Let me know

What you’re modifying is header.php, while the file you should be modifying is something like: post.php, or single.php or page.php or something like that. Again, what theme are you using? I can take a look at that theme and tell you what change needs to be done.

OH! I didn’t see the theme link. Ok I’ll take a look at it now

What theme are you using? That way I can tell you what exactly needs to be replaced. In my theme for example, I just have to write this to have the ID as my title:

I change this
<h2 class="singleh2"><a title="<?php the_title(); ?>" href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" rel="bookmark"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h2>
to this
<h2 class="singleh2"><a title="<?php the_ID(); ?>" href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" rel="bookmark"><?php the_ID(); ?></a></h2>

In other words, replace php the_title with php the_ID

Well, I’m not sure If I’m following you all the way here, but you wan’t your title to be your page ID? A quick solution (there might be better ones), would be to write your post/page, give any title to it, and save it (don’t publish it yet). Then go the post or pages list, and place your mouse cursor over the title of the post/page, and the status bar of your browser should show you a long link with a number at the end. That number is your page ID.

Wow! I actually found the solution, and it’s as easy as the easiest thing you could imagine! After staying awake all night trying to figure this out, I found out it had nothing to do with the plugin, as I suspected. The plugin did everything as it was supposed to, but the PHP Mailer function I was talking about was the only one to blame here! If you open “yourdomain/wp-includes/class-phpmailer.php”, you’ll see that the charset is set to that creepy “iso-8859-1” which special character lovers like me are afraid of.

So open up that file, and replace this in line 50

* Sets the CharSet of the message.
   * @var string
   */
  var $CharSet           = 'iso-8859-1';

to this

/**
   * Sets the CharSet of the message.
   * @var string
   */
  var $CharSet           = 'UTF-8';

and voilá, you’re all done ??

What kind of mobile phone is it, and what browser are you using?
I had problems when trying to log in with my Blackberry using the default browser, until I allowed Java Script.