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Hi @tomvanbiesen,

I reviewed your checkout page and it looks like you have Apple Pay disabled at the moment. Are you able to activate it so I can take a look?

If you have a staging site where this can be re-produced that works as well.

The Credit Card and GPay gateways use the same code base and they are not showing that error. Where or are you using page caching on your checkout page?

Kind Regards,

Hi @tomvanbiesen,

I am reviewing your site now. The issue is for some reason the jQuery data function call is not returning a JSON object when Woocommerce reloads the checkout page html.

It is always supposed to return a JSON object so I am trying to figure out why that would be.

What plugin are you using for your language switcher?

Kind regards,

Hi @tomvanbiesen,

So the issue is during the update_checkout when English is selected the data returned is in an invalid JSON format so jQuery cannot parse it. Here is the invalid JSON:

"{"items":[{"label":"Bolsita Jabu00f3n "Yute"","pending":false,"amount":455},{"label":"Shipping","pending":false,"amount":0}],"shipping_options":[],"total":"4.55","total_cents":455,"currency":"EUR","needs_shipping":true}"

Here is a valid JSON String when English is not selected:

"{"items":[{"label":"Bolsita Jabón \"Yute\"","pending":false,"amount":455},{"label":"Shipping","pending":false,"amount":0}],"shipping_options":[],"total":"4.55","total_cents":455,"currency":"EUR","needs_shipping":true}"

Notice in the invalid string that Yute is not escaped like \"Yute“`.

I am not sure why the escaping doesn’t work when English is selected because the code is the same in the Stripe plugin regardless of selected language.

I am trying to re-produce on my end.

Kind Regards,