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  • Plugin Contributor Alexander C.

    (@alexanderfoxc)

    This is not possible directly, but you can do a dirty trick which would partially do what you want. There is undocumented feature which you can use to evoke payment popup by accessing an URL. It looks like this:

    https://{your_website_url}/?asp_action=show_pp&product_id={your_product_id}

    Example: https://example.com/?asp_action=show_pp&product_id=123

    When clicked, it would redirect you to a payment popup on separate page. So you just put this URL to your menu and this should do it. But, like I said, only partially, as payment popup would be displayed on new page, not the one your customer is on.

    Thread Starter pihish

    (@pihish)

    I don’t have a product associated with the payment functionality. No matter what value I put in for the product_idURL parameter, I get a Can't find product with ID X response. I tried adding the fancy parameter to the URL so that it looks something like:

    https://mysite.com/?asp_action=show_pp&product_id=0&fancy=0

    but still getting the same error.

    How do I get this to work without an underlying product?

    Plugin Contributor Alexander C.

    (@alexanderfoxc)

    It will only work with a product. No other parameters should be added to the URL except those I posted in my previous post.

    Also, if you’re able to specify CSS class for your menu item, there is another experimental method how to achieve what you want. But it would require a product as well. Let me know.

    Thread Starter pihish

    (@pihish)

    I was able to get the pop-up to appear using the nav link, but it seems like the credit / debit card input element is in read-only / disabled mode no matter what. I tried filling out the amount, name, and e-mail fields, but the card input element is disabled and so is the pay button.

    Any idea what might be causing this?

    Thread Starter pihish

    (@pihish)

    I looked at the element using devtools and it looks like the credit card input isn’t an actual input, but a div

    Plugin Contributor Alexander C.

    (@alexanderfoxc)

    Would be good if you can send a link to the page so I could have a look with my own eyes.

    Thread Starter pihish

    (@pihish)

    NA

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by pihish.
    Thread Starter pihish

    (@pihish)

    I just tried posting a link, but it looks like the forum blocks them. Can I shoot it to you through e-mail?

    Plugin Contributor Alexander C.

    (@alexanderfoxc)

    Please do through the contact form on the site.

    Thread Starter pihish

    (@pihish)

    K, just sent it

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