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Removing “cart” from the “Message sections” setting removed the message on the cart page.

However, there is still a bug (likely introduced by the most recent update because this was not occurring before) because Afterpay is not enabled on my site. Why should the settings for it matter? Why is Afterpay messaging being shown at all when the payment method is disabled?

Sure: https://ceuniverse.com/bcba-ceus/mastering-basics-visual-analysis/

I discovered the problem. I forgot I had customized the cr-ajax-product-reviews.php template file in my child theme (to prevent users from submitting more than one review for a product–which would be a great feature to add to the plugin, by the way). Apparently this template file was changed in a recent update, so I had to update my custom version of the template accordingly.

I have updated to WooCommerce 8.7.0 and this plugin to 5.46.0, but the problem remains. I’ve tried disabling many of my other plugins, but nothing has helped yet.

5.46.0 resolved the issue for me

As I mentioned previously, I already tested this with all caching and performance optimization plugins disabled and the problem remained. Also, this problem doesn’t exist with version 5.44.0?of the plugin (even with all my caching and optimization plugins enabled) . Thus, it seems clear that there was a change made between 5.44.0 and 5.45.0 that contributes to this problem.

Perhaps there is a conflict with version 5.45.0 and some other plugin that I and the other posters all have in common. I tried disabling a lot of my plugins to determine any possible conflicts but was not able to find anything.

Well, you might be waiting for a while because we are all rolling back to a version of your plugin that doesn’t break our sites.Here are a couple of screenshots from my staging site, though.

From single product page:

From reviews grid:

I’m not seeing any console errors, but it is clear that frontend.css (and maybe other stylesheets) are not loading for guest users for some reason. Everything looks fine when logged in.

I cannot share a URL because I had to rollback to a previous version of the plugin to avoid presenting an ugly mess to my customers. In my testing, though (which including disabling all caching and performance optimizations on my site), it appeared that some CSS files for the plugin (frontend.css and maybe others) were not being loaded for users who were not logged in.

I also had major style issues with 5.45.0 and had to rollback to the previous version. Interestingly, most of my style issues only showed up for guest users, not logged in users.

I just tried disabling my optimization plugins (Perfmatters and LiteSpeed Cache) and cleared all caches and the problem remained. Your plugin used to work just fine on my site (and I have not changed my optimization plugins or their settings).

Also: I do not think the javascript of your plugin is being blocked, as other javascript functions work just fine, such as ajax loading of specific star ratings when clicking on a star level in the histogram. In fact, I just noticed that the “show more” button DOES work when I have filtered the reviews by star level in the histogram. The “show more” button is only not working on the initial, default display of all reviews.

Are you unable to reproduce this problem? If you can’t reproduce it, I’ll continue to explore possible conflicts with other plugins.

Sure: https://ceuniverse.com/bcba-ceus/introduction-relational-frame-theory-rft/

I’m already using 5.43.1. The problem still exists.

No, they are not showing up there, either. Additional reviews are not shown at all after clicking the “show more” button.

That would be great. Thanks!

Awesome! Thanks for the quick response.