bfl

Hey @huguesbp. The code you posted works for me:

add_filter( 'woo_mp_stripe_charge_request', function ( $request, $order ) {
    $request['description'] = 'Tambour Unité – Commande ' . $order->get_order_number() . ' paiement manuel';

    return $request;
}, 10, 2 );

Try copying it from here and pasting it into your child theme’s functions.php file or a custom plugin. Don’t copy it from your post; the forum is messing up the single quote ' characters when you post code outside of a code block.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by bfl.

Why can’t the customer check out the usual way? If it’s because you want to allow partial payments, you may be interested in the official WooCommerce Deposits plugin.

OK, I think I understand the problem.

WooCommerce itself doesn’t support multiple payments per order. As a result, MP stores payments separately; WooCommerce doesn’t have any understanding of them, so it doesn’t account for them in the invoices or anywhere else. WooCommerce only expects a single payment, so the invoice will always be for the order total, including any taxes, regardless of whatever payments you’ve processed with MP.

So what I think you want is for MP to add a special invoice email which only mentions the amount processed for a particular payment. This is a good idea and I may add it in the future.

For now, you can make sure that the order total and tax items are set the way you want the customer to see them. Then, as usual, the invoice will reflect what you see on the Edit Order screen. Or you can customize the “Customer invoice / Order details” email template to explain that the customer may not have been charged tax and that the amount they are seeing is the order total, not the amount of the latest payment.

Let me know if I need to clarify anything or if I’ve misunderstood you.

Are you processing partial payments? The invoice email will always show the order total, regardless of the payment amount. This plugin does not modify the invoice email.

Sorry, this plugin does not support Braintree.

This plugin does support authorizing a charge without capturing, but banks will not allow you to capture more than the amount authorized. You can authorize more than the usual price and then capture less. However, this plugin does not currently support capturing previously authorized charges, so you would only be able to use this plugin for the initial authorization, and you would then have to capture the charge from your payment gateway dashboard.

No. Here are the options:

1. Send the email address as metadata. This is what the plugin currently does.
2. Send the email address as the receipt_email. This will cause an email to be sent to that address.
3. Create a Stripe Customer and associate this payment with it. The plugin does not support this feature currently.

Sorry, not at this time.