I had an account recently processing payments in USD for a site and a few days ago it vanished without a trace from the dashboard within Stripe. It is a subscription based site which makes use of Foxycart / Foxyshop wordpress. Within foxycart there is an area in which I have placed keys.
The only thing that has changed last week is that I set up a new wordpress installation on same server which also charged USD in Test Mode only.
This does not make use of FOxycart and I am using woocommerce and a woocomerce plguin for subscriptions + stripe.
The Stripe account used for the second site is a separate stripe account.
I have contacted Stripe 4 times in last 4 days with no answer whatsoever. The original account is still processing payments for subscriptions that have previously been set.
I was thinking I could always set up a new account and update keys within Foxycart but am not sure if this will affect past subscriptions in any way. I would like to retain records as well fdrom previous transactions. Help appreciated as my client is very upset.
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A small premise: I use WooCommerce and WooCommerce Subscriptions to manage domains and web hosting services. Most of Clients manually renew with a card or with a bank wire a few days before the actual expiration.
Who uses WooCommerce and WooCommerce Subscriptions probably already knows that a renewal order is generated the same day the subscription next payment date hits. Imagine a Client who has an annual subscription such as a "Web Hosting Plan" and gets the email to renew the same day it expires. This is not ideal. So I am trying to change the way Woo is doing his actions.
Instead of generating the renewal order the same day a subscription expires, I would like to get it created 30 days before. So far I have used Automate Woo to send out the expiry reminder 30 days before, however I'd like to have WooCommerce get that order ready to be renewed 30 days before so that the Client gets his so wanted PDF order attached to the email he'll get. Few people know how the secretaries love to download, print and archive a proforma order to pay. They can have something tangible to see like an order number, a solid pdf, something they are able to mark as PAID.
Does anyone know how to help me? Thanks.
I haven't tried much as I did not find any clues in StackOverflow however I am sure this issue is something many people have by reading the WooCommerce Subscriptions reviews on their official website.
I'm currently working on a WordPress website,
The Website broker between two users :
The first user wants service and paid for this.
The second user provides this service then takes money.
The Website broker between users and takes a percentage of this
money.
But stopped when I met a problem and can't find a solution,
I can easily deduct from the visa held by first user but do not know how to pay cash for the second user?!
Is there any way to transfer money to the second user, are easy and online because it will be almost daily ??
I used woocommerce product to subscribe automatic recurring payment through stripe payment gateway in my site.I have used woocommerce,woocommerce subscription,woocommerce stripe gateway plugins for this process.
First payment for subscription is working fine,but automatic recurring payment is not working with stripe.
Here are the plugin links that i have used.
http://www.woothemes.com/products/woocommerce-subscriptions/
Can anyone provide solution for this issue?
Please do reach out to our support at WooThemes as we'd be happy to see what's happening here. Our official Subscriptions and Stripe extensions do work and have automatic recurring payments.
Here's a few things to check:
Be sure you have the latest version of WooCommerce, Stripe extension, and Subscriptions.
There may be a cron issue with your WordPress site. Try using WP Crontrol to find if there are any cron jobs that have been halted.
Find the scheduled payment that did not process and use the action scheduler to see if it was never fired. You can find this by navigating to /wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=scheduled-action. In the search box, enter {order_id}_ i.e. the ID of the order in which the subscription was purchased followed by an underscore. For example, for a subscription purchased in order 3125, the search string is 3125_.
We've also struggled with Stripe payments not automatically renewing (the initial payment goes through but not any of the renewal payments). We did try WooThemes support but they couldn't find the order as it was made by another web design company so we didn't have access to the order details. Also, you'll find the log's aren't very verbose.
The solution:
Go to: WP-ADMIN > WooCommerce > Settings > Payments > Click "Manage" next to Stripe > Click the box next to "Saved Cards". This needs to be enabled or it won't take payment.
I'm looking for a way to charge users to post to a directory site.
I've tried using the WPMU Dev directory plugin, but it didn't have this feature.
You could either charge a one time fee per post, or you could charge a monthly rate.
Oh, and for now the gateway would be PayPal.
Cheers.
There are a number of ways you could do that on the PayPal platform, but with the limited info I have here I would probably recommend the Adaptive Payments API, specifically Preapproval and Pay.
Using Preapproval, you would have users create a preapproval profile which gives you authentication to make payments on their behalf without further approval. This way you could take payments based on any trigger you want, be it a post, a specific date coming up, or whatever.
I have configured my Wordpress site as a multisite using subfolders and I'm considering how to configure it as a monthly subscription site using Paypal where users will be able to sell their own products.
I have 2 ways (so far) of thinking on the subscription model.
1) Users are not able to create a site without being paid first. They can register as Subscribers to the main site. Maybe they can post comments and/or reply to others' comments. If I go this route I'm going to need a way of allowing the registered user to purchase a monthly subscription. At that time I will have to provision their site.
2) Users can create a site without paying, but will not be able to sell their items using their site.
Regardless of which way I go on these 2 options, I want to offer different subscription rates - 1 month, 3 month, 6 month and 1 year - each with a price break. On top of the subscription time period, I am considering that there might be other terms. Like they can subscribe to a basic plan where I will get a percentage of their sales (3%-5% maybe), and a more costly plan where there is no percentage to me.
I'm hoping for a subscription plugin that will be smart enough to expire accounts and will be able to send correspondence to the user. Such as a notice of a pending auto-renewal, or that the subscription has actually expired, their credit card could not be charged, a receipt that it was charged, etc.
Is anyone aware of a Wordpress plugin that will do some/most/all of these things? Or does anyone have an idea of how to go about this with multiple plugins?
I'm just researching options right now, so I am all ears to ideas and suggestions!
after a brief research on wordpress.org forums, I think that you should take a look at http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/s2member/