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Please check your server’s error log file which will have more details as to why exactly it is failing. Your hosting provider can help you supply the error log file if you cannot find it yourself. Reading that error log file will be critical in understanding where things are going wrong on the install where it is not working.
This plugin doesn’t do “add to cart” type buttons (those are for a shopping cart type solution).
You can check our following plugin which has “add to cart” type button solution:
You should be able to use the translation file of the subscription addon and update that text message to say something else.
If you have never done a translation for a plugin or addon, the following resource should be helpful:
You need to include this charge within your main product price amount. So adjust the original price of the item so it includes any extra cost. There is no way to add a separate charge to the stripe transaction (Stripe API does not allow a charge like that).
Please go to the advanced settings menu of the plugin. Then enable the following option:
Disable Buttons Before Javascript Loads
Does the button work better after that?
So you are saying if you copy and paste the following shortcode on a post or page, you get an “Internal Server Error”?
[asp_product id=”123″]
Can you please ask your hosting provider to read the error log file of the server and tell you what the actual error reads so we can see what it is? What version of PHP is your hosting provider using on your site? If your PHP version is too old on this server then you will have some issues.
You can select the currency and the currency symbol in the General settings menu of the plugin.
If you are talking about the formatting of the currency (how it is displayed), then that can be customized from the following settings area:
Stripe Payments -> Settings -> Advanced Settings -> Price Display Settings
There maybe some limitation in terms of price display formatting for the notification email that goes out. I am not sure if you are referring to the email notification or not.
You put a product on a ANY post or page using the shortcode. Let me know if the explanation from the following documentation helps:
Just use the shortcode to add the stripe payment button.
Please watch the video tutorial on the following page.
Also, there is a section on how to use the subscription addon on that page. Let me know if there is a step that you are getting stuck on.
No because for EVERY subscription amount that you are going to charge, there needs needs to be a plan with that exact amount in your Stripe account. The subscription is different than the one time payment. With one time payment, you can dynamically add the variation amount and charge a total amount for one time. With subscription, there needs to be a plan (in your Stripe account) with the exact price that will be charged on a recurring basis. So at this moment, we don’t have an option that you asked for.
Stripe doesn’t allow variations for subscriptions. So you need to create different subsription plans with the different prices you want.
Usually that happens if the API keys were configured incorrectly (for example: mixing the live mode and test mode API keys). When you go to live mode did you check to see if everything is set for Live mode correctly? Verify the following:
1) Make sure the subscription was created for live mode. If you create test mode subscription, those can only be used for test mode. For live mode, you need to create subscription plans in live mode.
2) The plugin settings is set to live mode.
3) The Live mode API keys are set in the settings.
You can install the mailchimp addon using the following steps:
1) Click on the Add New menu under the plugins interface.
2) Click on the Upload Plugin button and select the addon’s zip file.
3) Hit the Install Now button and then activate the addon.Then you will need to configure the API keys. The usage instructions can be found here:
