nr123

Hello, thank you for the reply.

If the Stripe Checkout is implemented as per the Stripe documentation : https://stripe.com/docs/checkout/tutorial , a Customer record is not created in the Stripe system nor is the saving of their credit card details. This seems logical as the client does not indicate they would like them saved.

However the standard Stripe Checkout implementation for non-subscription payments in your plugin does create a Customer Record and save the client credit card details. So presuming the Customer Record & credit card saving is being created by this plugins own code.

Would also presume that most clients wouldn’t be happy that their Credit Card details were being saved against their name in a Merchant Facility without their prior agreement to save them. This is what is being referred to as a possible compliance/security issue.

Is it possible for your plugin to not save the credit details against a Customer Record if your plugin is being used for non-subscription payments? Or at least provide an option for it to be disabled in the plugin should users of your plugin feel this is a compliance/security issue?

Thank you for you consideration.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 11 months ago by nr123. Reason: clarity

Thank you, only just saw your reply.

Hope the solution above is simple for them to implement.

Thank you.

Hello, thank you for checking the website.

The returned error message is not a Stripe error message.

The “Invalid item price” is being generated by the plugin code itself.

Specifically, ..\stripe-payments\public\includes\class-shortcode-asp.php
Line 265 to 275

        if (!is_numeric($item_price)) {
           <strong> echo ('Invalid item price');</strong>
            return;
        }
        if ($item_price == 0) { //Custom amount
            $item_price = floatval($_POST['stripeAmount']);
            if (!is_numeric($item_price)) {
               <strong> echo ('Invalid item price');</strong>
                return;
            }
        }

[Moderator note: code fixed. Please wrap code in the backtick character or use the code button.]

On checking the logs in the Stripe website admin interface it shows the session token as successful however there is no attempt to send the charge transaction through to Stripe.

On checking the plugin code, this plugin error message returns before even the Charge transaction to Stripe takes place.

Are you able to assist in correcting this issue?

Thank you kindly.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 12 months ago by bdbrown.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 12 months ago by bdbrown.

Hello, thank you for the prompt response.

For the “Invalid item price” error, yes have disabled all cache/optimisation plugins and have tried Live mode, the error still persists.

For the logoUrl error, this one is now fixed. I used the logo image on the Stripe servers. They provide the URL for this image embedded in their documentation (https://stripe.com/docs/checkout/tutorial). This fixed the issue. The original logoUrl error must be to do with a settings error on my WordPress configuration preventing other websites from loading images from our website.

Look forward to assistance with the “Invalid item price” error which still persists.

Thank you 🙂

Hello, thank you for the reply. Have tested the full URL including the “https://example.com/logoLocation” and the “logoUrl () failed to load” error still occurs on every load of the stripe modal.

Also we are not use the Price field intentionally as we are using the Variable Price option as outlined in your Accepting Donations article : https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/how-to-accept-donation-via-stripe-from-your-wordpress-site-easily-7811

Any other ideas on these two errors?

Thank you for your time 🙂