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Yes, this plugin executes the email sending code using the standard wp_mail() function.
I just tested the email myself on a site just using our stripe plugin. I don’t see any issue with it. I also don’t see this on any other sites using this same plugin. So something else is interfering on this site. I am not sure what could be interfering though.
The following addon should do the job. You can take a look at the screenshot that is provided on that page to see how the custom field looks:
In your case, you will make a normal text custom field and call it “Phone Number”. The customer can enter that value at the time of the payment.
Our plugin doesn’t add any formatting like that. This is most likely coming from another plugin that is automatically adding the formatting. Do the following test:
Test for Plugin and Theme Conflict Before Posting an Issue or a Bug
After plugin deactivation, re-save the “Email Body” field by removing any unwanted formatting (from the “Text” mode of the editor). Then do a test.
Try the following custom CSS that should change the color of that currency converter submit button (the “apply” text) to white:
.asp-multicurr-submit-btn { color: white !important; }Are you referring to the text/label that says “Change currency”? Or the Price amount?
The following CSS tweak can be used to change the color of the label “Change currency” to blue (as an example):
.asp-multicurr-select-container label { color: blue !important; }Some kind of conflict happening on this site. We will investigate this to see if we can think of where the conflict is coming from on this site. I have sent you an email also.
No, that’s not possible unfortunately. The mailchimp addon only does what is explained on the addon’s page:
Your users can unsubscribe anytime. Also, if you have double opt-in (the default setup), then the user doesn’t get added until the confirm via the email.
You can use your terms and conditions to explain how things work on your site in a transparent manner. If you enable the terms and conditions feature, the users have to agree to it before they can do a checkout.
This option can be used now:
Hi Matt, That is not possible. You create a set of custom fields then you can use them on all products or some products.
This is not an advertised feature of the plugin. We won’t be able to add this easily since our plugin allows anonymous checkout. You can’t limit usage that way when anyone is allowed to do a checkout.
The customer won’t pay one more time since the payment is actually controlled by Stripe. After the initial transaction setup, our plugin just receives the webhook data and shows details as best as it can (based on what it is receiving from your Stripe account).
So those subscription payments will continue as normal from the payment side of things.
Can you please download the version from the following page for the main Stripe plugin and use that?
Do you see the issue with it? I tested with that version and I am not seeing the issue. My description for the one time payment product’s has the correct value that I set in the “Short Description” field of the product configuration. I also tested without putting a short description value in which case, it correctly puts the product’s name in the description.
You are creating separate products for Subscription products and one time products correct? I mean you are not trying to re-use one subscription product and re-purpose it for a one time payment product.
