Pass custom fields to asp_after_txn_callback

[joshlang412]

Currently i have my site customized to where some forms are populated along with some custom logic. Once this logic is complete the user is directed to a page that populates some of the output of that custom logic (fields they populated at earlier page, calculations based on what they provided, etc..) along with the subscription plan/product short code to allow them to sign up and make the payment if desired. From there the stripe functionality is working as expected and then the page displays a spinning circle that eventually just re-directs back to the URL of the previous page.

1.User populates form on Page A
2.Form values are maintained and caclulated on in custom logic
3.User is re-directed to Page B with a display of the information from 1-2 along with the stripe subscription button shortcode
4.User completes the stripe process and is re-directed back to Page B (or a seperate confirmation page)

I am looking to implement some post-processing custom logic to my site to populate some information in my database once the stripe payment is complete/confirmed. Then once this is complete i want to re-direct to a Page C that shows a generic confirmation message along with some of those same field values/calculated fields. I am using the action hooks (https://s-plugins.com/stripe-payments-plugin-action-hooks-reference/) and doing some custom logic in the asp_after_txn_callback action hook. I am fine doing my custom logic using the values in the strip array however i want to pull in my other custom values from steps1-3 above. I am looking for a way to pass along these non-stripe custom variables so that they are kept for post-processing in the asp_after_txn_callback function. I utilize the plugin shortcode for the product to display the Buy Now button. In theory i am looking to pass along my custom values when this button is clicked to be used later in the function once the stripe popup/payement is complete… Any input here?

[alexanderfoxc]

Hi.

After step 2, are the values processed on your backend somehow? If yes, then you can save those either into session or into database and then load them in asp_after_txn_callback.

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