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Sure, here is a simplified version of the form: https://pastebin.com/zKbHNv9i
To see the error, select Option B for Field A when submitting.

This setup used to work until recently. Now, it would require me to set a 2nd condition for Field C that checks if Field A has Option A selected.

After looking into it a little bit more, it only happens if the “is not” condition is used.

Thank you for looking into this and providing a workaround!

Thanks for your reply! I checked the server log and it seems the correct version is requested. For right now, I replaced “Any Mobile Theme Switcher” with “Multi Device Switcher” to see if this helps. Will keep monitoring.

I cannot speak to the CSS (I had no problems with the styling on my site), however the “$(…).selectize is not a function” error occurs on my site if I enable “Limit JS file loading” under Performance Optimizations. Even though I limit JS file loading (and CSS file loading), events-manager.min.css, events-manager-pro.css, events-manager.js and events-manager-pro.js still get loaded on every page. “General JS” has two page IDs. However, selectize.js only seems to be loaded on the “Event Edit and Submission Forms” page. As a result, there is the call to the undefined function.

Thank you for all the work your putting into Events Manager! Glad to see the plugin is still alive ??

I have the same problem. While @laoren fix is a bandate (Thank you!), it would be great if it could be addresses within CF7 (e.g. JS disabling the submit event during submission).

Thank you!

So far, the problem has not been fixed. Just got an order from California for which WooCommerce added sales tax even though we have no nexus there. For other out of state orders, WooCommerce does not add sales tax.

@glovaci: Thank you for the fix!

Hopefully TaxJar will address the problem quickly.

Thank you for the quick fix!

Thank you!

Thanks for checking.

I do, even though I was able to “resolve” it by turning off Bot Protection (https://www.cloudways.com/blog/announcing-bot-protection/, Cloudways started to automatically add Bot Protection to new WordPress websites hosted with them).
I am not aware of a feature to exempt an URL from the Bot Protection.

Also, to avoid a 403 error on the /wp-content/plugins/cleantalk-spam-protect/lib/Cleantalk/ApbctWP/Ajax.php file, in Cloudways I had to allow direct PHP files access (https://support.cloudways.com/en/articles/5127209-restrict-direct-access-to-wordpress-php-files).

I experienced the same error on Cloudways hosting when Bot Protection (uses MalCare) is turned on.

Yes, this fixed it. Now there is no JS error when turning Async JavaScript loading on. Thank you!

Thank you for your reply and working on a fix! I installed the update you provided above but unfortunately, it still show the error if I turn on Async JavaScript loading:
(index):268 Uncaught ReferenceError: apbct_public_sendREST is not defined

I am experiencing the same error on a couple of different sites as well.

Great! Thank you!

Thanks for checking. With help of my code snippet, I was able to fix the issue for myself. However, the plugin should obey the sales tax settings for shipping. Without it, it might be charging too little sales tax for Florida vendors. I am not aware that this got fixed (-> changelog)