[ovidiubica]

That’s not possible at the moment. From Subscription documentation …

Variable Products and Subscriptions
Please note that subscription plans do not support variable product options due to some subscription API limitation at the moment

You can create multiple plans with the different price points and then offer them on a landing page. You can create as many product entries as you want to in our plugin and then embed them on your landing page.

For example: lets say that you want to offer a $30 per month option and then a $300 annual price option.

You can create one subscription plan for the $30 per month option and create a product for it. Then create another subscription plan for the $300 per year option and create another product for that. Embed both of these subscription products on your landing page. Your customers can then pay using the option they want.

[ovidiubica]

It seems you have a javascript conflict while loading the stripe modal. Can you test this with no plugins enabled and possibly with the default WordPress theme?

Or at least, disable LIVE mode and enable Debugging within the plugin so you can run a few test transactions. This may help us identify the exact problem.

[ovidiubica]

Can you share a link to that page so we can see more details?

[ovidiubica]

If it’s enabled in your Stripe account and you installed the iDeal addon, it should be working. If unsure, you could ask the folks from Stripe if your residence is an issue.

[ovidiubica]

Please double check to see if you are LIVE and make sure you clear all caches, plugin or server side and then try again.

[ovidiubica]

Hi there, make sure that you set the plugin as LIVE within the settings otherwise it will use Stripe’s sandbox, test API, not the production one.

[ovidiubica]

Thanks for the suggestion. If you need to see more info at the moment, you can switch to “Extended View” within Orders – Screen Options

[ovidiubica]

No problem, your CSS was probably fine except the payment popup loads an iframe which is no longer accessible using CSS from outside the frame. The plugin option loads the CSS inside the iframe.

[ovidiubica]

The code above should work if you put it inside Stripe Payments – Settings – Advanced Settings – Payment Popup Additional CSS

[ovidiubica]

That’s easy, try this …

button#submit-btn.pure-button {
    background: #000000;
}

[ovidiubica]

There’s no email tag for product (short) description although I think it would be a valuable addition. I’ll inform the devs.

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