WooCommerce checkout not working but the site is up
The homepage returns 200 OK but customers can't pay. Troubleshoot the WooCommerce checkout step by step: purchase flow, gateway, logs, templates and the JS console.
The homepage returns 200 OK but customers can't pay. Troubleshoot the WooCommerce checkout step by step: purchase flow, gateway, logs, templates and the JS console.
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Most monitoring tools alert on the first failed request. That is why people turn them off. Here is the method that avoids it.
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