[Admin]

Can you please do a little test for me (since this is your test site).

Open the following file of the plugin:

stripe-payments/public/includes/class-shortcode-asp.php

Go to line number 349. The following line:

$item_price = $price * 100;

Change it to the following and save the file:

$item_price = floatval($price) * 100;

Does it make a difference after that?

[Admin]

Hi,

Here is the link to the page : 45e5087b.ngrok.io/page-test-a-supprimer/

(I’m in local so it’s not very fast yet)
Don’t pay attention to the form, the sortcode is right below 🙂 Thank you for the help

[Admin]

The shortcode looks fine. Can you please share a link to the page where you have the Stripe donation button? That way I can take inspect the values on the site.

[Admin]

Hi 🙂 Thank you for your answer.

The shortcode I’m using is : [asp_product id=”560″]

For the amount to order, I didn’t write anything so it is the default value 1. For the price, it is the same because it is for donation, I want people to donate the amount they want. What do you think ?

[Admin]

We don’t have anything with ACH at the moment.

[Admin]

That usually happens if a price or quantity amount is using an incorrect value somewhere. What is the exact shortcode that you are using?

[Admin]

The price amount in the shortcode looks to be “0.0”. That is not a valid amount for Stripe. Stripe has a minimum amount I believe. So try setting your product price correctly.

[Admin]

We have plans to add an option for it.

[Admin]

At the moment it doesn’t have an option to do per product email.

The notification email has many tags/shortcodes that you can use to customize it and make it generic. It is capable of including the download link of the purchased product (for any item that they buy). We only have the option to do per product thank you page.

[Admin]

That action hooks passes 2 arguments to the callback function. So make sure to catch it like the following example:

add_action ('asp_stripe_payment_completed', 'execute_my_custom_code', 10, 2);

function execute_my_custom_code ($post_data, $charge) {
    //Do stuff here
}

[Admin]

You can specify a CSS class for the button in the product configuration interface. Then you can use CSS tweaks to customize the button. The following tutorial should show you what the process is and it has some examples that will be helpful for you:

Customize the Stripe Payment Button Appearance Using CSS

[Admin]

Awesome! Any eta on it?

[Admin]

We are in the process of creating a module for recurring payment.

[Admin]

Is there any way to have a recurring payment through your plugin?

[Admin]

This plugin doesn’t create a right column. I think you are referring to the sidebar of your site that comes from your theme.

Some themes offer an option where it lets you hide the sidebar widgets on specific pages. If your theme has that option then you can edit the checkout page and hide the sidebar widget.

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