Invalid Token error

Just installed and am configuring. Upon trying to test out purchasing a subscription, I get a white page with Invalid Token error after I submit the format with payment details, etc.

I do have Joomla caching turned on, and am using Varnish.

I read in the forums that one of your other products has trouble with cache turned on. Hoping that this is not the case - we need cache as we are a high traffic site. I can turn cache off for logged-in members (so there isn't a problem with user detail pages, etc)

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Shane

I was able to get this to work by forcing ssl and a couple of other cookie tricks.

Could you please share exactly what you did ? This is a common problem with Joomla and right now, we (Joomla) don't have a clear solution for it yet

If you could share what you did, that would be great.

Tuan

Hmm, I'm trying to think of a way this could be done natively. Unless someone happens to be using nginx, Varnish cache and SSL (which I'm guessing 99.9% of people are not), I'm not sure how you would do this.

OK Shane. It is a complicated problem and right now, we don't have a good solution for it, unfortunately. I think we can develop a customized version of Joomla cache plugin so that it allows exclude some URLs from being cache. That would solve part of the issue.

Regards,

Tuan

Contact Fotis Evangelou over at Joomlaworks/Nuevvo (creator of K2). He can definitely help fix this issue for you.

Infact, it is not a problem with Membership Pro. It is a general problem with Joomla itself, If he has a solution, I guess he should propose it to Joomla .

Tuan

Tuan,

I just renewed. Updated to latest.

I get invalid token when going to process subscriptions with paypal. Cache is off.

Hi Tracy

What browser you are using? Could you send me the link to the page so that I can try it myself ? Maybe submit a support ticket sending us super admin account of your site so that I can check ?

Regards,

Tuan

Tried both Firefox and Explorer. Turned off cache on the server..... ???