One-Page Checkout [Support Thread]

[carlwhat]

ZC 1.5.7d with boostrap template 3.3.0
OPC 2.5.1
PHp 7.4

I have a "weird" message popping up for a second during checkout.

During the checkout process, while going from the login page to the to the checkout page, the message " Sorry, but our expedited checkout process cannot be used. Click here to use our alternate checkout process." appears for a brief second or less.

Why could be doing this?

i don t have any logs or anything and the checkout process works fine except for this message.

Any suggestions on this

Thank you

this is intended behavior. that message appears; the browser checks if javascript is enabled, and if so, OPC continues on, and the message gets replaced.

if javascript is not enabled, that message remains, and the user needs to click for the alternate checkout process... which is in fact the 3 page standard process.

[OJ_SIMON]

Only one_page_checkout-na-2024-04-19.log is created

Didi you fix this ?

[mprough]

Didi you fix this ?

Yes, the guest customer from OPC was deleted....

Sigh
Melanie

[OJ_SIMON]

That's good.

[nicksab]

Thank you for clarifying this. I must have been thrown of or by the wording of the message

[strelitzia]

I have a site running ZC 1.5.8a, OPC 2.4.6 and COD payment.

When submitting an order it returns back to /checkout_one with a message "Your order's details have changed. Please review the current values and re-submit."

Console just shows

setFormSubmitButton, payment-module: cod
jquery.checkout_one.min.js?1692486216:7 Showing "confirm", paymentMethodHandlesSubmit (false)
jquery.checkout_one.min.js?1692486216:7 setFormSubmitButton, disabling Review and Confirm buttons.
jquery.checkout_one.min.js?1692486216:7 Setting orderConfirmed (0), submitter (null)
jquery.checkout_one.min.js?1692486216:7 jQuery version: 2.1.4

Any suggestions?

[strelitzia]

When submitting an order it returns back to /checkout_one with a message "Your order's details have changed. Please review the current values and re-submit."

I've checked start and end hash values and they are not the same which is why the message is being displayed.
I don't see why cod module should be doing this though.

I can provide an opc log file if required.

[lat9]

I have a site running ZC 1.5.8a, OPC 2.4.6 and COD payment.

When submitting an order it returns back to /checkout_one with a message "Your order's details have changed. Please review the current values and re-submit."

Console just shows

setFormSubmitButton, payment-module: cod
jquery.checkout_one.min.js?1692486216:7 Showing "confirm", paymentMethodHandlesSubmit (false)
jquery.checkout_one.min.js?1692486216:7 setFormSubmitButton, disabling Review and Confirm buttons.
jquery.checkout_one.min.js?1692486216:7 Setting orderConfirmed (0), submitter (null)
jquery.checkout_one.min.js?1692486216:7 jQuery version: 2.1.4

Any suggestions?

I've checked start and end hash values and they are not the same which is why the message is being displayed.
I don't see why cod module should be doing this though.

I can provide an opc log file if required.

While the log would be of interest, is there a reason that the site's using a version of jQuery from the last decade? The current jQuery version is 3.7.1.

Let me know if you need my direct email address for the log sending.

[strelitzia]

While the log would be of interest, is there a reason that the site's using a version of jQuery from the last decade? The current jQuery version is 3.7.1.

Let me know if you need my direct email address for the log sending.

Site is now loading jQuery 3.6.1 and the issue is still present.
Can you pm me an email address to send the latest OPC log file to please?

[Jeff_Mash]

Cindy - My site runs on PHP 7.4, but I switched over to PHP 8.1 to test it out and iron out the bugs.

Can you help me resolve this error: --> PHP Warning: Attempt to read property "delivery" on null in includes/classes/OnePageCheckout.php on line 225.

I am running OPC 2.4.6.

I assume the error is a configuration thing on my end, since OPC 2.4.6. came out long after PHP 8.1 was in use.

The code snippet from that version is basically this:

global $order, $db;
$order_country = -1;
$order_country = $order->delivery['country_id'];