This is the error I get, and here is the documentation from Woocommerce Stripe on the matter.

Please enter your card details to make a payment. Developers: Please make sure that you are including jQuery and there are no JavaScript errors on the page.

I get an error when placing an order telling me to enable JavaScript.
This error may be caused by non-standard/poorly coded themes and JavaScript (JS) issues. Common issues include:

Javascript errors on the checkout page – To view the error, open up your browser error console (in Chrome: View > developer > javascript console) and look for red errors. This should indicate where the error is located and lead you to the problem, i.e., loading jquery wrong
Failing to load scripts – Stripe loads 2 JS files which it needs to function. If these are not loaded you will see errors. The most common reasons for not loading are:
A theme missing wp_head() or wp_footer() calls
Old overridden template files from WooCommerce inside your theme
Loading headers/footers in a non-standard way. WooCommerce uses get_header()’s get_header action to init the checkout and load scripts. If you are not using get_header() you either need to do so, or you need to trigger the get_header action manually using: do_action( ‘get_header ); in your custom header loader.
I get an error, “Please make sure your card details have been entered correctly and that your browser supports JavaScript.”
The solution is almost always a theme conflict. Try switching to the Twenty Fifteen theme to see if the issue disappears. If so, you likely have a JavaScript error or conflict in your theme. Try to find the JavaScript error or switch to a higher quality theme.

Hi Any chance of a response please?