Hi @starhorsepax2,
Trust you are doing good and thank you for reaching out to us.
It’s now possible to add not both PayPal and Stripe payment fields on a single form. However, it is advisable to use conditional logic to ensure that only one field is visible at a time. For instance, you can include a Radio or Select field for visitors to choose their preferred payment method, and then use conditional logic to show only the chosen payment method.
Please feel free to get back to us if you need any further clarification.
Kind Regards,
Nebu John
Do you have instructions for this? Is conditional logic an add on or part of the default plugin? I can’t find any documentation on it.
Additional issue: I did try and had it set up with a radio. Then I decided to try the Select method. Now neither the Paypal or the Stripe shows up in the Conditional Logic Options. It doesn’t see anything after the Calculations field.
oh never mind, found that
Thank you. Would there be a way to do a custom donation amount field? Right now its set as a drop down with different amounts we choose (found that in another support thread). But it would be nice if the giver could make a custom choice for themselves.
Hi @starhorsepax2
You can set custom donation amount and you can “mix” pre-defined with custom ones but it will require a small “trick”.
1. Add one more option to your drop-down where they select amount currently; this option shoudl be e.g. “custom amount”.
2. you probably already have calculations enabled for this drop-down field (as you are using it as amount) so for that new option set calculation value to 0.
3. now add a number field to the form (this will be the custom amount) and set its default value to 0.
4. set this number field to be conditionally visible based on your donation amount drop-down; you’d want to show this number field only if the “custom amount” option is chosen from the drop-down.
5. now add a “calculation” field (you can set it to be hidden) to the field and as formula set the sum of your drop-down box and that new number field
6. finally, in your Stripe/Paypal setting change the “amount” setting from your current drop-down field to that newly added calculation.
This should do the trick but please double-test it first on a copy of the form to make sure everything works as expected.
Best regards,
Adam
I think I’m confused how to get Paypal and Stripe to recognize the calculations. At least I thought it was set before though I didn’t take it all the way through. Now it says PayPal amount must be greater than 0.. I didn’t get around to the custom amount thing, this is going by radio buttons set with calculations.
I think I figured out part of the problem but I need advice here:
We have 2 radio buttons set up and a lot of conditional logic. We have a button for recurring and another for single payments. But if I put both of those radio buttons into the calculations field, Paypal chokes. if I put the single payment radio button in the calculations field, it works. How can I get it to see whichever option is selected instead of choking because 2 are in the calculations field? It doesn’t look like you can add 2 separate calculations fields to it.
Hi @starhorsepax2
Could you please export https://wpmudev.com/docs/wpmu-dev-plugins/forminator/#import-export and share it here using pastebin.com or Google drive so we can double check how you set the conditionals?
Best Regards
Patrick Freitas
Hello @starhorsepax2 ,
We haven’t heard from you for several days now, so it looks like you no longer need our assistance.
Feel free to re-open this ticket if needed.
Kind regards
Kasia
