I'm trying to make a recurring subscription for monthly and annual basis. The idea is there will be two pages. Page one will be the selection process for the subscription and page two is checkout page with billing information.
I'm trying to do this for past several days. I have foxycart account. It would be best if I can use this as checkout. I will use paypal, credit-card and iDeal as Payment gateway.
If anyone has done this sort of work, I need the guideline how to do it or if there is any plugin which is best for this kind of project.
Unless you want to customize your checkout, you actually only need 1 page since FoxyCart handles the checkout process for you.
FoxyCart handles subscriptions automatically of for you and can handle both PayPal and other forms of payment.
If you log into your account, the last item in your settings menu is 'sample code'. There are instructions for getting the necessary files, and an example item to add to a cart.
While I don't have experience with subscriptions, here is there documentation on recurring billing.
https://wiki.foxycart.com/v/2.0/products/subscriptions
All in all, FC is very easy to setup and is extensively customizable with some time and patience.
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I want to use Stripe payments in the website where the key task is to send e-mail with custom generated URL to the customer after the payment.
The website runs on Wordpress and from my first research there is several ways how to implement it: payment link / WooCommerce / one of WP plugins. So far I am open for all of them, however I am not sure which one could be the best for the intended task mentioned above.
I have zero experience with Stripe, so I would be grateful for some advice on how to accomplish that task. Thanks.
PaymentLink, or Stripe Checkout is similar products, but they create link for making payment. You mentioned you want a link after the payment, which sounds like a receipt? If that is the case, take a look at their receipt guide.
Both WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads implement this, so I recommend using them alongside Stripe.
Here's a screenshot of a WooCommerce purchase receipt. The download link is shown in red. WooCommerce generates a unique download link when a customer purchases a downloadable item.
I'm developing a WordPress website and finding myself stuck at a point. I have made several e-commerce sites and blogs but haven't really made this type of website.
This is an educational website. I'd like to know how can I implement the following workflow.
1- Someone comes and registers themself.
2- Pays a specific amount.
3- After the confirmation of the amount, he will be redirected to all the resources.
I'm actually done with the registration process, now I'd like to know how can I do the /2 and /3.
If there are any free or paid plugin which offers this workflow, please mention.
You can use Gravity forms (https://docs.gravityforms.com) to display the payment options. This can be used along with a customizable payment plugin (preferably with Gravity Forms integration) that will allow redirection to the required resources on payment confirmation, similar to this plugin offered by Novalnet.
I'm working on an e-commerce site which runs on WordPress platform. Woocommerce plugin is used to create the products and using PayPal standard payment gateway.
Whenever I check out the product, the PayPal is showing the "Paypal login page" but I wanted to show "Pay with credit/debit" by default.
I tried setting this '' to the checkout button in my site. I doesn't work.
I know "Express checkout" is used to show the "Paypal credit/debit" card page directly. But in my products, I have maintained the recurring payment option. "Express Checkout" doesn't provide the recurring payment option.
May I know where I'm going wrong.
Note: I'm using latest versions of woocommerce and wordpress.
I believe since you are using PayPal standard, you may need to utilize another form of integrating recurring payments for your respective products. Looks like PayPal does endorse a specific extension to WooCommerce that can handle recurring payments, link HERE.
Also, here's the actual link to the extension which is mentioned on the previous page, HERE.
According to REST API documentation, on v2/checkout/orders you may set the application_context.landing_page to BILLING.
Unfortunately, I can't see any difference on user experience behaviour.
I've a wordpress/woocommerce application with two checkout pages. Now I offer Paypal and Sofortueberweisung as payment gateways to my customers. The thing is that I would like to send the money to a particular banking account, depending on the checkout page.
Problematic is that I can input only one project id in the woocommerce backend corresponding to one banking account. Do I have to install a second wordpress/ woocommerce application to achieve my goal?
If someone is in the same situation: Installing a separate wordpress instance is definitely the cleanest solution to achieve this kind of goal.
Keep in mind that you have to buy a separate licence for Sofortueberweisung.
I'm currently testing Woocommerce on my Wordpress site, and I'd like to know if it is possible to have two Paypal accounts linked to your shop. The idea would be to dedicate one account for a type of product and the other one for another type.
I've tried to look into the extensions available, but couldn't find a way to do this.
If you want to use Paypal, you can use Paypal Adaptive payments.
You can link each products to a Vendor as a marketplace website will do. ie : for woocommerce WC-Vendors, Dokkan...
Depending on which e-commerce plugin you have embed into your website, you can create a dedicated payment gateway that will switch the producct owner email, but this will a time wasting and maybe a untrustly method.
Hope it helps