How to turn an eForm managed form into a complete payment system. Calculate payment amount through mathematical calculators and use PayPal and/or Stripe to collect payment.
eForm has supported checking out one single product for many years. From the version 4.13, eForm now supports adding multiple products to the cart. Before we proceed, do understand there are a few limitations with this mode. You cannot change the price of a product from the one listed in WooCommerce. You cannot change quantity.…
With the release of eForm version 4.11.0, we have implemented SCA for Stripe handled payments. To make sure your app and payments work as intended, please follow through. Step 1: Update Stripe API version Go to your Stripe dashboard and navigate to Developers. From there if you see a “Upgrade Available” button, click on it…
With eForm v4.6.0, it is now possible to show WooCommerce payment status in summary table. This works only if you have WooCommerce integration enabled. #1: Enabling Option First enable it from CONFIG > Payment > WooCommerce > Show Payment Status in Summary Table. Now under the same place, find out Order Status to consider payment complete…
With the introduction of eForm v4.6, it is now possible to conditionally accept both WooCommerce and Direct Checkout in the same form. Click here to view a demo. Visit this link to download the form. The trick is to provide a WooCommerce product id conditionally and for the same logic, hide the payment element. Let’s…
eForm Version 4.0 brings in the option to have an Offline Payments System. This is ideal for collecting payments during delivery (Cash On Delivery or COD) or through Bank Transfer. To get started, please follow the tutorial. #1: Activate Offline Payments Setup a payment form as usual. Now do the following. Go to Payments…
