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There are various security checks in place for a product checkout. So manipulating price like that is not the best option in my opinion.
A better option is probably to create multiple different products in our plugin with the different price points. You can create as many products as you want inside the plugin (even though they may all refer to one same product in the real world). Then you can pull the product you need and allow the customer to do the transaction.
Alternatively, the following shortcode to dynamically create a Stripe button may work:
Creating a Payment Button by Dynamically Adding Item Details in the Shortcode
The plugin will need to round the number to 2 decimal places (it is the only accepted format for the payment gateway.
When your price is $5, the tax amount on a 5.5% rate come out to be 0.275. When that amount is rounded to 2 decimal places, it will be 0.28.
So as far as I can see, the tax amount looks correct to me (I have just checked the two items you have on the page that you shared).
Can you please enable the debug option in the plugin then do a test transaction so you can see if our plugin is processing everything successfully on the pulgin’s side?
The following documentation explains how to use the Stripe plugin’s debug logging feature:
Using the Debug Log to Solve Transaction Related Issues on a Site
Inside your Stripe account, you create a business, you get API keys for that business. Lets call it “Business A”. Where ever you use those API keys, the transactions using those API keys will go under that business (in this case “Business A”).
I think you are trying to create separate businesses for the different WordPress installs. So you need to create Another business inside your Stripe account. Lets call it “Business B”. You will get a different set of API keys for this business. You can now plug the Stripe API keys from this business in your other WP install. Then the transactions from these API keys will go under “Business B”.
Please share a link to the page where we can go and inspect it. I would like to make sure there is not a CSS conflict on the site that is making the input fields of the customers fields smaller than normal.
Just sharing the documentation for it:
Collecting the Name and Address of a Customer During Checkout
Hi.
Subscription invoices are automatically handled by Stripe, while one-off payment invoices need explicit creation and handling via Stipe API. E.g. a new layer of code should be written to implement this functionality.
I have added this request into our inner system for discussions with the team.
We have also released a new vesrion of the plugin that will check (in the admin dashbarod) if all the required PHP modules are installed on your server. Please upgrade to the latest copy to see if there is any warning about any missing PHP modules for your site.
Thank you. We don’t spot any errors from our plugin there.
Can you please disable all plugins and enable only 2 plugins – Stripe Payments and Subscriptions? Then see if the error still there.
Maybe it can be a variable option that they can select when purchasing the product:
Alternatively, you can add a donation product on your “Thank You” page. So after any transaction, they see your donation offer:
Those 2 PHP warnings you can ignore. Those are from the Stripe’s library.
For error 500, some info is written in the server’s log file. That info will be critical in determining exactly what action the server is rejecting and causing this 500 error (when you activate the plugin). Can you please request your hosting provider to give you the details from that error log file? We can then try to understand which action it is complaining about.
