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This is happening to me as well on many sites – with the PRO extension; should I submit a support ticket for visibility for the PRO support team as well?

It looks like deactivating it and reactivating sorted out the issue in both staging and production environments.

It was converted to an HTML block because you told me to deactivate the plugin and then copy the html from the post. You recommended this because the back-end of the post would not load due to this error (white screen).

Deactivate PublishPress Blocks plugin for a minute, then see if the editor works and share the HTML from code editor in a pastebin.com link.

Hi there, apologies for the delay in response.

You can see the html of the post here.

I would love to share the contents of that, but unfortunately the screen is completely errored out and will not load the editor at all – simply just a white screen as per my original post.

Do you have another way for me to check whether or not the block is correct?

Thanks

If you are open to contributors, I may be able to contribute to this specific bug as I just implemented something on our site.

We have done all of of that, anything over 2.5.1 doesn’t work. I’ll open a ticket. Thanks!

We had version 2.5.6 installed and were still experiencing the issue.

Glad they helped! Look forward to testing out the new update. Thanks again!

Just an update on my end:

I had another developer install the plugin on one of their sites and they are seeing the errors as well.

Just a quick update on my end:

I had another developer install the plugin (from WordPress plugin repo) on one of their sites and the back to cart button is not working for them either.

I just did the update and the back button is still not functioning.

Now I am seeing:

Uncaught ReferenceError: clearinterval is not defined
at nmi701_backToCheckout (backToCheckout.js?ver=4.8.1:8)
at HTMLInputElement.onclick (?key=wc_order_59a845f47a71b&order=60:1270)

There is also a:

Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token <

Which looks to be caused from:
data["user_email"] = "[email protected]"; data["userid"] = "1"; data["billingid"] = billingid;<br />

Hi there! I apologize for the delay in response.

I just tried it on a separate install and am still receiving the errors (after selecting the “Pay Securely” button on the Checkout page). The separate install contains only WooCommerce and NMI Gateway for WooCommerce, so I have ruled out the random plugin conflict.

I have also reverted back to the Twenty Seventeen theme to rule out theme conflict, and the notices still remain.

Notice: Undefined variable: paymentmethods in /wp-content/plugins/woo-nmi-three-step/nmi_three_step_gateway_functions.php on line 488

The above notice appears several times after line 488, on lines: 490, 491, 492, 493. Obviously this is just because the variable (paymentmethods) appears on these lines as well, but I wanted to provide as much detail as possible for you to troubleshoot.

Thank you

@nosirrag As I mentioned previously, we are not using CardPointe. We are using another service that utilizes this plugin.

I’m happy you found an internal solution though.

PHP Version: 7.0
WP Version: 4.8.1
WC Version: 3.1.1