Thanks for the update guys. I was trying this out and it works but I’m going to have to add some custom code into the stripe::success_payment otherwise people can just add their own username to my database haha
@alexanderfoxc, that sounds fantastic. With the username information or checkbox confirmation data after the payment, I could then go ahead and do some backend things with it.
I didn’t quite get why would you need to send a value to some other server
It’s actually on the same server. Let’s say for example that I have users who pay for service somewhere else. If they pay for it via stripe, their username should continue to be “VIP” or something like that. Right now, all I can do is redirect them to a page after they pay, I have no way of updating my database and giving them VIP status.
I thought that on successful payment, it would take their username that they type in and sends it to another PHP script I create, and add their username in the database. That’s just one way I thought of doing it
