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Im editing the magento 2 shop of a friend and after playing with the configuration of the shop to add FPT the payment methods are not shown anymore to the frontend user.

But I really did not change anything in the payment method section of the admin area.

I was also playing with the themes, but its defenitly not anything todo with the files. Because restoring the old theme files does not make a difference.

Restoring the old database via SQL on the other hand makes it work again. But I really dont want to work with the old DB because in the meantime I added like 250 products with images and attributes and we got some orders so it would cause confusion with the order numbers and so on...

Where in the DB or Admin Area outside of "Payment Options" could be some configurations that cause that error?

Inspecting the HTML created by knockout.js i found that the only difference is in the section:

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<div class="payment-method-content">
    <div id="ppplus" style="height: 422px;"> <iframe id="iframe_0.39303568696323055" allowtransparency="true" scrolling="no" style="height: 422px; border: medium none; width: 765px;"></iframe></div>
    <!-- ko with: initPayPalPlusFrame() --><!-- /ko -->`

In the iframe is the only thing missing since the error occurs.

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  • so you say i should be updating.. lets give it a try thank you for your answer
    – Lars
    Commented Apr 15, 2021 at 11:38

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