Adam Lea

Hey @matt2012

As discussed earlier, our shortcodes have changed with newer versions of the plugin.

Regards,

Hello @stefanp44,

Yes, I think reaching out Divi at this point is probably the best course of action. They would be better suited I believe to diagnose what is happening.

Regards,

Hello, again @richminust,

I was just able to successfully test that filter with 2.3 and it worked for me.

Just to confirm, you are using a one-time set amount form? Does it work if you hard code the form id?

The modal has been deprecated by Stripe and replaced with the new Stripe Checkout you are now seeing.

The snippet repository on Github has been updated with the changes!

Regards,

Hello @steveraven

“Right, I’ve been hanging on with dear life to the 2.0.11 version of this plugin” – that made me smile.

The setup of the new version of Lite is so easy, but again, much different than what you are used to. We don’t have any official external documentation for setting up the Lite version of the plugin or for updating forms from 2.0.x to 2.3.x so I’m not sure how helpful I can be.

I guess my best advice would be (if you can) to spin up a local install or a subdomain or something similar, install 2.3 and give it a whirl. I hope you find that you like it – especially after hanging on so tightly to earlier versions!

Good luck – let me know how it goes 🙂

Regards,

Hi @vikas1010

Can’t provide an exact date, but we have a public beta of the pro version in the wild and are on our third round of internal testing. I’d say the release was a few days away – but I don’t have an exact date.

Regards,

Hello @toddpinil,

I am trying to understand your question as it pertains to Simple Pay, but I am confused. Simple Pay has no concept of shipping, shipping plugins, etc., and I think perhaps you are looking for support for another plugin?

I apologize if I have misunderstood your question – if you’d please clarify your question as it pertains to Simple Pay I’d be more than happy to help as best I can!

Regards,

Hey Vincent,

It works on the frontend form and purchase confirmation but doesn’t get carried over to the description in Stripe because we aren’t filtering the meta call.

A temporary fix is to filter the meta call:

add_filter( 'simpay_form_50_item_description', function() {
	return 'custom description';
} );

add_filter( 'get_post_metadata', function( $value, $form_id, $meta_key ) {
	if ( 50 === $form_id && '_item_description' === $meta_key ) {
		return 'custom description';
	}

	return $value;
}, 10, 3 );

Hi Nick,

I answered this for your earlier today, but have duplicated my answer here in case someone else has the same question.

At this time we don’t have that functionality baked into WP Simple Pay.

WP Simple Pay IS extensible via custom code, so it’s possible that someone could code this for you.

See our code snippets (or send to your developer) :
https://docs.wpsimplepay.com/articles/code-snippet-library

Hook reference:
https://docs.wpsimplepay.com/articles/action-filter-hooks

Other advanced guides:
https://docs.wpsimplepay.com/categories/advanced

Although we don’t provide custom development services ourselves, we highly recommend Codeable for one-time projects and WP Buffs for ongoing development, support, and maintenance. Both have people familiar with both Stripe and WP Simple Pay.

Regards,