Hi! Generally very content with the plugin. But found an issue that I think needs attention.
I found a workaround for now but for learning porposes I’ll describe the issue.
I’ve updated my plugins last week since a couple of months. Among the updates where Woocommerce and the Site Origin Widgets Bundle. Today, a couple days later, I get a message from a customer that the Checkout page gives a 500 internal server error.
1. After debugging and testing we found that disabling the SO-widgets-bundle fixed the server error.
2. I replaced it with an older version from the dev-version of the site. Which I didn’t use for these updates (stupid me). Though I still could have looked over this specific issue in the dev-environment.
The page was now blank.
4. [checkout] was placed in the SiteOrigin Editor widget. So I replaced it with a native HTML code widget.
5. This fixed the issue.
I still have problems with the scroll-to-id plugin. So I can only summize that Woocommerce did something on their Checkout-page which triggered some issues with other plugins.
The Woocommerce page shortcode(s?) and SiteOrigin Editor don’t seem to like eachother right now.
Hi Ruben,
Unfortunately, we can’t seem to replicate this issue. Can you please try disabling all non-SiteOrigin plugins expect WooComemrce and then try using the checkout shortcode in the SiteOrigin Editor widget again. Does that work? If not, please try temporarily changing to a different theme to see if that helps.