timelam

I had the same issue with Quick Edit in WooCommerce products. Here’s what worked for me: I flushed the server and website caches and then deleted my browser cache and cookies. After that I was able to Quick Edit products.

Looks like this is the fix I’ve been waiting for:

Version 1.27.0 ( 2023-10-09 ) Changelog

• Fix: Inline validation prevents PayPal submission in case of pre-submission errors

Thanks!

I have the same problem. Looking forward to a fix.

Hi Nebu John,

Thank you for your reply. I’m going to go ahead and mark this issue as resolved in anticipation of a future update.

Thanks,
Tim

Hi Luis,

Thank you for your reply and suggestion. Unfortunately, downgrading didn’t work.

However, after more trial and error, I managed to get the error to go away using?the current version of the plugin.

The error is a combination of the Captcha field and the PayPal Pre-fill Billing Details fields (Name and Email) being empty when the payment button is pressed.

In the PayPal form field under the ADVANCED tab, “Pre-fill Billing Details”, I have the Customer Name and Customer email address mapped to Name and Email. Previously I had the Name and Email fields set to optional, but have since set them to required.

I removed the Captcha field and set the Name and Email fields to be required to prevent them from?being empty when the form is submitted. Then I was able to submit the form without getting the error message.

I tried adding the Captcha field back and got the error message again.

I tried creating a new form with the same fields with only the necessary field changes to make the payment form work. I got the same error whenever the?Captcha field was present.

I tried multiple variations, performing a complete restore from backup each time to make sure I was starting with the same conditions with each test. But only got the error to go away when the Captcha field was removed. The error is gone for now, but the downside is I have no captcha.

Also, I don’t know if this is related or?present on?other forms, but another issue I discovered during testing is that if an error is received on a payment form, the form can’t be successfully submitted until the page is refreshed.

WordPress Version 6.2.2
Forminator Version 1.24.6
reCAPTCHA v3
Form Export:?https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-gEtf26n-FVOQEdWsKgQ3ldFvQBC1BQz/view?usp=sharing