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Hi Jennifer, Let us know if you see the new error after you use the testing version (given by Alex).
Also, keep the debug logging enabled so you can tell us if the transaction completes correctly on your site or not:
Using the Debug Log to Solve Transaction Related Issues on a Site
That error is for the customer side (not the merchant). Looks like you have done many tests with ONE customer (most likely using the same email). Then you didn’t clean those up by cancelling the test subscriptions. Stripe has a maximum of how many subscriptions ONE customer can subscribe too.
Log into your Stripe merchant account. Then go to the “Customers” and the “Subscriptions” interface and search with that email address. Clean the existing subscription entries that you have with that email address (that you are testing with). Make sure to clean it up from both the “test mode” and “live mode” of your Stripe account.
Also, Stripe has a minimum amount limit. So you will need to set the amount to something like $1.
You shouldn’t need to put it in test mode. You can copy the test and live API keys both from your Stripe account and then paste it in the plugin’s settings. Do you have the test API keys set/saved in the settings?:
General Settings Configuration of the Accept Stripe Payments Plugin
Even if you need to setup a webhook in testmode, you can do that very quickly by going to test mode and creating the hook and then switching back to live (should take only 5 seconds). You can do that at a time of the day when the site goes through a quiet period.
The only guideline is to use latest version of any browser. Then it will work fine. If a browser version is older than 2 years (for example) then there is no guarantee since we don’t test for such old versions. Latest browser version should be used for security reasons also.
We have just released a new version of the plugin (v2.0.31). We have made some changes to the payment popup translation loading in this version that should be helpful. Please upgrade the plugin and the addons then try the translation again.
This more of a question for Stripe (not our plugin) since you are talking about the Stripe’s merchant account. So I had to do a little bit of searching to see if Stripe has a feature for it. It doesn’t look like there is an option to export meta data to spreadsheet.
That is not in our plugin’s description. Our plugin offers quick checkout for a customer without having to create any kind of user account or anything. You can create a customization by using the “asp_stripe_payment_completed” action hook to create a wp user after the payment is completed. The following page has details about that action hook:
The other option is to potentially use a membership type plugin that our plugin integrates with. You can search for the word “membership” on our following documentation page to find more details:
I am not seeing any payment button on that donate page you posted. Is our plugin’s shortcode still there on the page?
No. This will need a custom job at this stage.
The label can be customized via the language translation file. You can create your own translation file which can output whatever you want the “Quantity” label to say:
All the custom data is sent to Stripe’s meta data. Please fully read the following page which shows how the custom data can be viewed inside your WordPress admin dashboard and Stripe merchant account (there is a section called “viewing custom data”):
Sending the custom data to Stripe’s transaction metadata is the most sensible way we could implement this custom fields functionality (that works for most of our users). What data you collect using the custom fields is really upto you.
This will need to be customized via your language translation file.
You should be able to find the following strings in the language file of the subscription addon.
until cancelledmonthsYou can create your own language translation file to customize those strings to whatever you want it to say:
We have action hooks that gets triggered after a transaction. You can use that hook to create your custom processing after a transaction.
So you can create a custom plugin that listens to the hook and then does the additional processing after the transaction.
Side note: I know that some of our users don’t have the coding expertise required to handle the complex customization required for that particular project/business. If you want us to understand your particular business scenario and provide help with coding then that will need to be handled as a custom job. You can use the following page to get in touch for a custom job:
The filter will pass additional arguments that will have the product ID in there. So in your custom code, you can check that product ID and then override the output only if you want to handle that one. Otherwise, you will just return from that function and it will show the default that comes from our plugin.
