checkout functions return 404 error all of the sudden

I just checked it on your site and it works fine. I am guessing you had a temporary caching issue. Please reply to this thread if you are still seeing the issue.

Nope, still getting an error. I tried different OS/browser configurations on separate machines. Still getting 404 if deleting product or changing quantity. A friend of mine mentioned that it could be error with form post method since its redirecting to 404.

Im also having the same issue on my website and im getting the same problems on viktorix’s website. Has anyone got a fix for this?

can you please post a link to the page where you have the product?

sorry

https://www.amphorea-buckets.co.uk/products/plastic-oval-buckets/

try adding the first product on that page and changing the quantity or removing the item.

I can confirm same issue on tomfrom’s website as mine.

Hello @tomfrom, I did as you mentioned above and I don’t get any errors however I don’t see any shopping cart. I only see the image of the product and nothing else.

Kind regards

thats part of this problem though, if you click the add to cart button and it doesnt show you the shopping cart you can click ‘view cart’ on the product page at the top. the problem seems to be viewing the cart and also updating it

Hi @tomfrom, is this the first time you install the plugin? What version of wordpress are you using? What theme are you using? Do you have any cache plugin?

It looks like either the configuration is not set correctly or there could be a conflict with the theme or a plugin.

What shortcode are you adding to the page or post?

Kind regards

Im using 3.4.2 and yes its the first time im using the plugin. Im using the twenty eleven theme and theres no cache plugins. Im actually updating the site for someone else.

Im using the PHP method to include the button and the normal shortcode to show the shopping cart.

I have tried deactivating some of the other plugins but ive not had any luck.

Thanks again

Tom

Your WordPress 3.4.2 version is old. Have you tried to upgrade WordPress to version 3.5.2? Or maybe even 3.6 but I would wait a bit more and do more testing before upgrading to 3.6. WordPress 3.5.2 should be your current version.

Of course always do a backup before you upgrade.

Try to add the shortcode without adding the php just to test and see if there are other conflicts.

My website uses latest WP and plugins versions and still has this issue, so it’s not that. Also, no caching plugins. Issue just showed up.

Hi @viktorix are you using the same theme as @tomfrom?

no, its a different theme. originally, it was buttercream theme and we customized it.

Ive just tested this on a new install of wordpress and everything seems fine. I need to get access to the htaccess file and see if theres anything in there causing a problem, i think it will either be a plugin conflict, htaccess issue or out of date wordpress install