Babak Fakhamzadeh

Thanks for the tip.

But, no, I don’t want to split up the process into two pages.

What I want is to insert the checkout form within the HTML element that is #pages, which contains both the selection of the payment type and the checkout button.
Specifically, I want the order of the full page to be:

1. Select payment type.
2. Insert user details.
3. Press ‘pay now’ (or, in my case ‘Support’).

Why I’m asking whether there are consequences I need to be aware of is that the checkout form triggers notifications based on user behaviour and what they enter into the form.
Similarly, the area with the payment details also responds to (invalid) user input.

I suspect that having the payment button directly following the section on the payment type was done for a reason, and that separating them, specifically inserting another complex element between them, could cause some issues.
My question is whether my suspicion on this is correct.

Thanks. This is pretty much the workaround I use, but with a hook, as opposed to just adding the css to the theme files directly.

Doesn’t really explain what’s going on, though.

iPhone 11 Pro, iOS 16.0.

My network connection is consistently strong, but I have noticed that this has happened once or twice when the app claims my network connection was not good enough.
However, the last two times that this happened (today and a few days ago), the app did not claim the connection was bad, nor was the connection bad.

Marking as resolved.

Thanks.

Thanks.

+ My point was that the Automations plugin is *not* included for me. I was responding to Stef, who said “You don’t need a plugin because Automation is a tool that you already have in the core CRM plugin”.

+ Thanks for pointing me to that setting. It was exactly what I needed to be aware of.

Thanks for the quick response.

I have no problems setting up additional users, thanks.

I *am* a bit confused about the automation you mention: If I understand the page you link correctly, I need the ‘Automation’ plugin to, well, assign contacts to users automatically. Presumably on the creation of a contact.

I currently don’t have the Automation plugin. And, I would expect to not need this plugin to assign contacts to users. Not in the least because, without that plugin, I still have a button in my list of contacts that reads ‘Assigned to me’.

In addition, if I can use the Automation plugin to assign a user upon creation of a contact, how do I change, or set, the assignment, *after* the contact has been created? Surely, I wouldn’t be required to do this via this Automation plugin?