Error 500 during checkout with Hikashop last version 3.3

Hi,

Could you look into your PHP error log for the fatal error corresponding to the 500 error ?
That will provide more information on why it's doing that.
You might need to ask your hosting if you don't know how to access the PHP error log.

Hi,

We don't need your hosting info, just the last fatal error message that you have in the PHP error log of your web server.

Hi,

The location of the error log depends on how your server is configured. If you don't know where to access it, you need to contact your hosting. They will be able to tell you and we don't know that.

Hi,

No, these are just debug information, and are not linked to your issue.
Normally, in the php error log, you should find some lines starting with "Fatal error" when you have a 500 error displayed.
You don't have any ?

Hi,

There is a password on the log file so I'm unable to open it.
Could you provide the password along with a link to this thread via our contact form?
www.hikashop.com/support/contact-us.html

Hi,

I don't see any error notice or warning on that log. It looks like it's purely a apache access log and doesn't contain any PHP errors.
So unfortunately, it doesn't help.
Without the PHP error message it's hard to say what to do.
If you have any custom plugin / extension, or extensions integrated with HikaShop, try to disable them one by one and try each time if you still have the 500 error. That will allow us to narrow down a bit the issue.
But I would also recommend to check with your hosting how to display the PHP errors on the website instead of just a apache 500 error if they can't provide the PHP error log. That way, you would be able to directly see the fatal error message on the page where the problem happens.

Hi,

If you have the same problem in local, then activate the PHP error log of the server, reproduct the issue and then check the PHP error log of your local server. You should find there the fatal error message.
stackoverflow.com/questions/9230984/erro...h-wamp-server-in-php

Also, the extension creating the problem is not necessarily a plugin. It could be another component, a module or even the template.
In fact, it's highly possible that it is related to the template so you can try switching to the default template of Joomla and see if that helps.

Hi,

Great. So please check with AcyMailing support.
And if you have information about the fix, please let us know as we might be able to do something on our end to prevent it from our side (maybe).