megbaatz92

Hey @webmaster1234, you can download it at the very bottom on this page:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/woocommerce-square/advanced/

Select version 1.0.38, which is the latest stable version.

Thanks WooCommerce Square team for all you’re doing to correct this error. Your efforts are appreciated, important, and will make a difference for many websites! This plugin has already been a huge asset of helping us make our books accessible to people through our website.

Just a note that this issue is still occurring in version 2.0.3. I am going to revert back to Version 1 again for a few months.

I’m having this problem as well. This was an issue with Version 2 about a month ago. I thought it had been fixed. We are a nonprofit and don’t even charge tax, so I’m not sure why this is an issue. Should people revert to Version 1 again?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by megbaatz92.

I found the issue! I had a Google Analytics tracker on the form in Additional Settings and was using a deprecated code. I also had included <script> tags under my Additional Settings script that wasn’t necessary. Once I removed the extra tags, the form started submitting. ??

Hi Mike,

I actually went back and disconnected/reconnected Square, and it resolved the issue. Thanks!

I had this same problem. I reverted to the old plugin, reconnected with Square, and now am getting a new error:

“Error processing checkout. Please try again.”

Hi all,

I found a temporary solution to the redirect issue.

1. Go to the plugin directory and go to admin > partials > invitation-based-registrations-register.php.

2. Immediately after line 28 ($issuccess = true;), insert the following:

{
header("Location:https://your/url/here/");
}

3. The line after this should read: } else {

4. Save, then test. This code should redirect the page only if no errors occur (duplicate email, username, missing fields, etc.).

Hope this helps save someone some time. Know that this code will get overwritten in an update. If that happens, come back here and add it back in. ??

Hi all,

I found a temporary solution to the redirect issue.

1. Go to the plugin directory and go to admin > partials > invitation-based-registrations-register.php.

2. Immediately after line 28 ($issuccess = true;), insert the following:

{
header("Location:https://your/url/here/");
}

3. The line after this should read: } else {

4. Save, then test. This code should redirect the page only if no errors occur (duplicate email, username, missing fields, etc.).

Hope this helps save someone some time. Know that this code will get overwritten in an update. If that happens, come back here and add it back in. ??

Did anyone find a solution to this issue? Thank you.

Hi @maxlabelsolutions,

I just figured out a way to fix this. You need to open up the php file in the main folder of the plugin. Change every instance of the number “5” to the desired number of discount lines (ex: “15”). Then, change every instance of the number “6” to the previous number plus one (ex: “16”). Do a manual replace, not an automated find and replace.

Found the issue: Problem was caused by DS Woocommerce Order Email Export.

@mikejolley and @claudiosanches – that fixed it. You guys are my heroes. Thank you so much!

@mikejolley – Thank you for your swift response!

I made that change, but now I’m getting this error:

Fatal error: Call to a member function set_order_id() on boolean in []…/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/includes/abstracts/abstract-wc-order.php on line 193

I also just noticed another error in the “Orders” section of my WooCommerce Dashboard:

Fatal error: Call to a member function get_name() on boolean in /home/…/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/includes/abstracts/abstract-wc-order.php on line 726

This may or may not be related, but on the day I posted this (March 23), my company also saw the largest drop in traffic we’ve seen in years.

For the prior year, traffic had been no LESS than 14 sessions/day (that was the all-time low). Since March 23, my site has seen no LESS than 12 sessions/day. The traffic sources are proportional to what they were before (ex: about 50% direct, 30% Google search, etc.), just with about 10% as much traffic as before.

I added Cloudflare to my website in early March. Since then, I’ve also seen occasional server errors (503, 521, and 523) originating at my webhost.

The affected email was a Gmail account – just thought it was strange my site was also affected that day. I’m logging this in case anyone reading has any “related symptoms.” It may just be my webhost, which I’m not impressed with for many reasons.