Can not get stripe check out to work with WooPress – Responsive Ecommerce WPT

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  • Avatar: Dino Mancinelli
    Dino Mancinelli
    Participant
    October 4, 2018 at 20:14

    Hello I need your help, just renewed support:
    I have Item Title:
    WooPress – Responsive Ecommerce WordPress Theme

    Item URL:
    https://themeforest.net/item/woopress-responsive-ecommerce-wordpress-theme/9751050

    Item ID:
    9751050
    I am not able to get paid on the same page of checkout. It shows the error on all the services. I tried stripe, square space. Just paypal is working as it took customer on another page then checkout. So something is resisting on checkout page or theme.

    Checked with WOO and checked with Stripe issue is with Theme.

    1 Answer
    Avatar: Rose Tyler
    Rose Tyler
    Support staff
    October 5, 2018 at 10:07

    Hello,

    You use old theme version and latest version of WC plugin.
    I would recommend you to update theme. If your site is live, it would be better to do the update on staging / dev site (a full copy of the existing site). You can try Duplicator plugin to make a copy.
    This documentation will help you with theme updating – https://www.8theme.com/demo/docs/woopress/#!/installation_upgrade
    Before uploading theme files delete “woocommerce” folder, which is located in wp-content/themes/woopress/ to avoid problems with old files (it will be reuploaded from a new theme package).
    Do not forget to update all the required plugins https://www.8theme.com/download-plugins/ (to update free plugins just click on update link from your Dashboard (Plugins > Installed Plugins); to update premium plugins, connect to your server using FTP. Copy extracted plugins folders into wp-content/plugins/).
    If you edited php files of theme, transfer changes into a child theme http://prntscr.com/l2gf8h. If you use child theme then child theme files should be updated according to new files.
    If you want to update everything on the production site without staging then do the backup of all the files and DB before the update. Then you’ll be able to restore backup if you face any critical error.

    Regards

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