Nothing has changed in my code but at some time after 5/24 this stopped working. I'm using the donate sdk with the following scripts.
The debug ID is: 3392539fa4a27
My merchant ID is: 4HE5P5XSU4S9E
<script src="https://www.paypalobjects.com/donate/sdk/donate-sdk.js" charset="UTF-8"></script>
<script>
PayPal.Donation.Button({
env: 'sandbox',
business: '<removed, but I have a valid sandbox paypal email address here>',
image: {
src: '../assets/img/gsale-paypal-donate.png',
title: 'PayPal - The safer, easier way to pay online!',
alt: 'Donate with PayPal button'
},
onComplete: function (params) {
// Your onComplete handler
$('#donor-message').text('Thank you for your donation!');
$('#donor-message').addClass('fs-4');
$('#paypal-donate-button-container').addClass('d-none');
},
}).render('#paypal-donate-button-container');
</script>
Upon clicking the donate button the window opens that allows me to enter the amount of my donation. Upon clicking Next the window flashes and appears to reload once or twice but then nothing happens. The wait graphic spins with the message "Please wait...." I can let it sit there for 5 minutes and it never changes and nothing appears. In production it prompts me for my funding source and a Donate button to complete the transaction. In the Chrome console I see these errors.
notifications.js:754 Failed to locate element with ID:notifications-mobile-popover
notifications.js:754 Failed to locate element with ID:notifications-popover
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'querySelector')
at trackBadgeImpression (notifications.js:1166:48)
at startNotificationTracking (notifications.js:1162:5)
I've tried different browsers, on an iPhone, on a Windows 10 PC, I tried inPrivate browsing, clearing cache/cookies, from a different network. I tried a different sandbox payment account, I created a new sandbox payment account, I have money in all sandbox accounts, I tried a new business account to donate the money too. All have the same result.
This exact same code was working in Sandbox, and does work in production.
