[Alex]

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[Alex]

Hello eparibar,

We’ve found the problem. There is nothing in common with the PHP error you sent me. That PHP error probably was caused because of temporary server issue.

The reason because the mobile menu brakes when there is no use logged in is because SMS plugin adds input with id=”smsalert_customer_validation_otp_token” twice (in the registration and login forms).
Having elements with duplicated ids breaks the execution of JavaScript.

Please check with them if there is a way to change this field. Or through their settings…, something like that. There is nothing we can do. The problem appears in our theme because we have advanced mobile menu with carousel for the login and registration forms.

P.S. I’ve installed and activated the SMS plugin

Regards,
Alex

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[Alex]

Hello,

As I wrote you. I don’t think you need to worry about the PHP error. It was a temporary case.

The JS error was from that SMS plugin

Regards,
Alex

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