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Walley Checkout for WooCommerce was previously known as Collector Checkout for WooCommerce and there may be some remnants of this in the documentation or plugin. For instance in the code snippets and/or some of the settings.
Before creating a support ticket it can be a good idea to try to locate the issue yourself. Or at least – to determine where the issue is located and prepare as much as possible.
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to troubleshoot your store and prepare your support question before submitting it to us.
If you still have problems and issues after you have gone through the steps in the link above you’re welcome to get in touch with us.
English: use the support form on krokedil.com
Svenska: använd supportformuläret på krokedil.se
Timeout error
There has been a bug in Walley Checkout where if the frontend validation fails for any reason (e.g., a required field is missing, the coupon has expired), a generic “Timeout” error was posted whereas it should display the actual reason. However, sometimes it could also be an actual timeout error if the plugin didn’t receive a response within 30 seconds.
This issue has been fixed in version 4.1.1 of Walley Checkout for WooCommerce. The customer should now see the actual reason for the error, and similarly, this is also shown in the Woo logs.
Walley Checkout is not displayed correctly with a free or 0 value product in the cart.
If your customer have a free item or an item with 100% discount in the cart when they go to the checkout there can be situations where the Walley Checkout does not appear as intended.
Scenario 1 – free product and free shipping:
An order that only contains one or more free items and the shipping method is Free Shipping will not show Walley Checkout as an option in the checkout, instead it will show the standard WooCommerce Checkout.
Scenario 2 – free product and cost of shipping:
An order that only contains a free item but with a shipping cost will not show Walley Checkout as a payment option, instead it will show the standard WooCommerce Checkout.
This is because Walley can not handle free product items as they have 0 value.
Scenario 3 – free product and additional product/products:
An order that contains a free item and any other item with value will show the Walley Checkout and its checkout fields as intended.
Good to know is that the free products will NOT be sent to Walley and will not be available on the invoice but it will be visible in the WooCommerce order.