rcallison

I believe it was a change in Woocommerce that caused the issue. Before you could hide the country field and it did not generate an error. After the update to 2.2 it created the Array error listed above when the country field was hidden. I believe Woocommerce has a fix for this you can see on the GitHub site, not sure they have released an update yet.

In my case I had removed the country field from the billing area.

I had posted a bug report for woocommerce about this and got an update this morning that they addressed it in version 2.2.5. I have not tried it without the country field yet, but it looks like they addressed it.

In my case I found that I had removed the country field and that was causing my issue. When I enabled the country field it fixed my state issue. I have it set to US only and had removed the country option since I wasn’t giving them that option.

I am seeing the exact same issue. Any help would be appreciated.

That’s exactly what I needed Angelo. Thank you for posting.

That answers my question, thanks.

I’m not sure. It could definitely be a permission issue. Are your directories set to 0755? It can probably be multiple things. A lot of times it is a plugin not behaving properly.

Here was my procedure:

• Did an export on the tables and saved it to a local file
• Dropped all the tables
• Ran the install again to create the tables
• Emptied each table of the data that gets created at install
• Ran an import on the database to get the data back in

I know by doing it that way I ran the risk of having bad data or the problem in the data I exported, but it worked. My thinking was if that didn’t work then I would drop the tables again and just start from scratch. Thankfully it looks like I didn’t have too. Still running well this morning so it looks like the problem has been solved.

OK, in my case it looks to be fixed. I dumped the data out of my database, deleted the tables, recreated and uploaded the data and I’m back online and working now for a while. It had always failed in this time before so I’m calling it fixed.

I think it is a database issue. Must be some corruption there. I dumped my database, dropped all the tables, recreated and reimported my posts. We’ll see if it works now.

I checked the wp-content directory and it was set to 755. I changed the permissions, then changed them back to 755 just to force a reload. No difference, still getting the white screen.

Just for grins I deleted all the wordpress files on the site, then uploaded the zip and ran the extract from my server console. Site came back up, then wordpress changed the theme and gave me the white screen again. About all I haven’t deleted is the database at this point.

Nope, still broken. I’m wondering if I shouldn’t dump the database and recreate it at this point. I’ve updated all the other source files with new copies of the originals. Not sure what else could be causing it.

OK, I’ve done that. Now let’s wait and see if it fixes it or if it still goes to the White Screen of Death. We’ll probably know in an hour or so.