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May 2, 2016 at 5:54 pm in reply to: eMember – Is it possible to have email to admin after customer update profile? #54757RobertParticipant
I have noticed that WordPress has a hook that allows you to create this functionality (profile_updated).
Would it be possible to add a hook to eMember on the profile update so anyone could add the admin notification on profile change themselves?
We’d simple need the same functionality as the WordPress hook (access to old data, and of course the new data).
Thanks
RobertParticipantThis may seem like an odd question, but if the ajax cart is on the request list, is there a change that the ability to change the variation could be added.
Meaning a customer choses a product with variation 1, goes to the shopping cart and realizes they wanted variation 2. I believe right now, they would have to remove the item, then go back to the buy page and re-add the item with variation 2.
Would it be possible to display the item in the cart with the option to change the variation right there?
I have someone asking for this and it sounds like a great option?
RobertParticipantThat’s great…any timeline for completion?
RobertParticipantAny thoughts on this one?
RobertParticipantI many not know the exact language I’m looking for, but basically I want the ability to access the tax and total values shown on the collect-details page so I can zero out the tax amount and subtract it from the total if a specific state is selected in the US.
I’ll set up an option for the user to select which state they want to choose in the plugin settings.
RobertParticipantIf my previous suggestion isn’t something that you can do….
Is there some hook I could use to be able to update the tax information and/or create a custom collection form for Stripe if I want to create my own with a plugin.
I’m really not a fan of modifying standard code…makes any upgrades a real pain.
April 23, 2016 at 4:01 am in reply to: Email Shortcode- Different one for "Ship to" other than {shipping_info} #54851RobertParticipantThat was it, thank you very much.
April 22, 2016 at 11:51 pm in reply to: Email Shortcode- Different one for "Ship to" other than {shipping_info} #54848RobertParticipantI’m looking for a way to get the shipping address using the Stripe gateway addon. I read this thread and was wondering if this has been added lately or if I’m missing something?
If it’s not available, could it be added to say the Stripe Collect Details form…maybe with a copy billing address or something?
RobertParticipantTaking a look at the code…it looks like if you add the following code into the wp_pg_order_form_body_content1($show_cart, $show_cards, $show_shipping) function in the
wp_pg_order_processing_form_include1.php file it would automatically be able to charge tax to anyone in “CA”.
$(“#state”).change(function()
{
var hold_tax = $(“#start_tax”).text();
var hold_total = $(“#start_total”).text();
if ($(“#state”).val() == ‘CA’)
{
$(“#tax”).text($(“#start_tax”).text());
$(“#total”).text($(“#start_total”).text());
}
else
{
var new_total = hold_total.slice(1) – hold_tax.slice(1);
$(“#tax”).text(“$0.00”);
$(“#total”).text(‘$’ + new_total.toFixed(2));
}
});
This would just go to the end of the jQuery section that copies the address from billing to shipping when the checkbox is clicked.
If you could simply change the “CA” part to a parameter that users could input…say somewhere where they would input state where their business is located, it would work for anybody that needs a simple solution to charge tax to people in their own state.
RobertParticipantLooks like it might be possible.
I’m trying to understand how that works with Stipe collecting the billing/shipping/credit card information.
Does the customer have to enter in information more than once with this plugin…once for the tax and a second time for Stripe?
Seems like it might be a good solution, but I would think it would be a better integration if it took the shipping address directly from Stripe and calculated without any additional input.
RobertParticipantSo, if I understand you correctly, a user will have to check that box to have sales tax added to their form.
That seems like quite a hassle, what if someone doesn’t check that box but has a shipping address in CA. The transaction will process and then I would have to contact that customer and explain that they didn’t check the “CA sales tax box” and then somehow charge them the additional amount.
Isn’t there an easy way to simply tie it to their shipping address?
RobertParticipantI am using Stripe and have the same issue. I only need to charge tax to products solid in California.
I see there is an add-on to charge tax by country, can this be updated to allow for US by State or is there another way?
January 12, 2015 at 5:12 am in reply to: Membership drip feed based on confirmation date, not join date #55555RobertParticipantI’d like to tag on to this thread as well…if this question doesn’t pertain let me know and I’ll ask it in a new thread.
Basically, I need to know when an auto upgrade happens. I have my WordPress site to my timezone (LA). And I need to drip content out for 12 weeks, one a week. I have set up 12 membership levels with each membership level autoupgrading every 7 days (7,14,21,28, etc.).
When I check the last access on a member, it shows the time in UTC time, and not my timezone. Since there is a 7 hour difference, I need the auto upgrade to occur at 12:00 am my time zone, not 12:00 am on UTC time zone.
Can you tell me how the auto upgrade works as far as timing?
I also would like to be kept up to date on the current thread of auto upgrading working properly (also on version 8.9.3).
Thanks.
RobertParticipantI spoke to Stripe to see if they would consider adding support for payments plans. They stated they support it in the following manner:
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What you describe is possible in Stripe, but not as an out-of-the-box solution. You’ll need a little bit of programming logic on your end, too.
First, you’ll need to have a webhooks endpoint:
https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks
Next, you’ll want to subscribe the customer to a plan like normal. We’ll notify your site, via the webhooks, of when payments are made on a recurring subscription. Specifically, you’ll want to watch for
invoice.payment_succeeded
events:https://stripe.com/docs/api#event_types
Once a specific customer has hit the right number of payments (which you’ll track on your end), you’d then issue a cancel subscription request:
https://stripe.com/docs/api#cancel_subscription
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Is this something that can be done with eStore?
RobertParticipantOk, everything is ok, my email address is working.
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