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Starting with plugin version 0.1-17 the used Braintree Client API supports only PHP 5.4.0 or later.
I guess you still run on PHP 5.3, isn’t it?

If is possible please switch to a newer version of PHP (eg. PHP 5.4 or newer). If your site is hosted on a server with CPanel then please follow this guide.

If is not possible to use/select a newer PHP version then you can revert to the older version of plugin 0.1-16. To do that just download the version 0.1-16 then go to WordPress Admin dashboard-> Plugins-> Install Plugins -> click Add New -> click Upload Plugin -> click Browse and select the downloaded .zip -> Install Now

Note: the older version (eg. 0.1-16 or older) uses a Braintree Client API library that supports PHP 5.3 or older.

Please let me know if this does the trick.

Tried activating 0.1-16 version of the plugin but it shows the same error message.. ??

What version of PHP are you using?

Anyway I checked and the 0.1-16 version also requires PHP 5.4.

I guess you upgraded from 0.1-15 to 0.1-17. If that is the case then please revert to 0.1-15 by downloading the 0.1-15.

Is that the case?

It was 5.3. Switching to 5.4 at the moment. I installed 0.1-15 plugin for now and its working

Thanks

If you switched to PHP 5.4 then you can upgrade to 0.1-17 with no problem.
Just do the upgrade when you feel comfortable, I just want to assure you that by my knowledge with PHP 5.4 it should work like a charm.

Solution provided, topic marked as fixed.

Ok. We switched php to 5.4, updated wordpress and updated braintree plugin to 0.1-17 and it doesnt work. At the checkout page it shows the message “Internal error”.
I installed old version of the plugin(0.1-15) and the payment goes thru, however, at the top of the checkout page it shows the message “your browser does not support this type of message”. This message scares the customers away eventhough the payment does go thru.

Internal Error (500) is an error thrown by the web server (Apache,IIS,whatever). Usually this happen in case of a fatal error.
When error displaying is set ON then PHP is able to display more than that message (“Internal error” could mean *anything*).

To be able to debug this you should try to set:

• in your php file:

ini_set(‘display_errors’, 1);

OR

• In .htaccess file:

php_flag display_errors 1

Regarding of the message “your browser does not support this type of message” I have no idea who is generating this message. It is not generated by our plugin, nor by WooCommerce or WordPress. So I have no idea what it means.

I could try to help you if you would provide your website URL. I cannot guarantee anything but at least I could give it a try.

The above issue was fixed on 0.1-18 version.

Ok, we`ll try that later