Posted: March 15, 2014 at 4:45 pm
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Hello, I’m getting this error message: An error has occurred: Repro step: 1. Select any ticket Could you take a look at this issue for me? Thank you! |
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Try resetting your payment options. I had the same error after updating EE4 and updating each of the payment options worked for me. |
Hi CHEOLJIN LEE, Do you have wp-admin locked down? Using WordPress HTTPS or ‘Bad behavior’ plugin etc? |
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Thanks for your inputs, I tried your suggestions but no success for me. I have no other plugins installed .. Using IE Debugger, I looked into the data being sent via Ajax, and found this: action=espresso_process_attendee_information…. So, it’s calling a custom action called ‘espresso_process_attendee_information‘. I tried to search for the term within the plugin folder, there were none. When I searched for ‘wp_ajax_espresso‘ few results were returned but I don’t see ‘espresso_process_attendee_information‘.. would it be possible it’s trying to call an action ‘espresso_process_attendee_information’ which doesn’t exist at all? |
Hi Cheoljin, Could you please update to 4.1.9.1? — |
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I just updated to 4.1.9.1, but no luck either.. |
Hi Cheoljin, Do you have some kind of caching plugin activated or are you with a hosting company such as WPEngine that automatically caches your site’s pages ? I can almost guarantee that it is a caching problem because if you go to http://www.nwconference.com/events/test-event/ click “Register Now” to go to the registration form, which takes you to: http://www.nwconference.com/registration-checkout/?ee=_register then, without doing anything else, if you hit your browser’s REFRESH button, the registration form will disappear and you will see the following message: “Nothing in your Event Queue”. This means that the submitted data isn’t making it to the next step, because the steps are being loaded from the server cache, instead of responding dynamically to the submitted form. The solution is to have http://www.nwconference.com/registration-checkout/ removed from the list of pages that get cached. Another issue I found, which I don’t think is the cause of this problem, is that your theme (or possibly one of your plugins) is dumping the the jQuery that is bundled with WordPress and instead loading it from the Google CDN: ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.9.1/jquery.min.js?ver=3.8.1 The biggest problem with this is that the current WordPress (and Event Espresso) uses jQuery version 1.10.2, but your site has replaced it with an older 1.9.1 version. This can very easily lead to problems.
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