WP Stripe

Description

Introduction

WP Stripe is a plugin designed to handle single payments using Stripe, a refreshing and accessible alternative to PayPal. This is particularly awesome for charities, non-profit organizations and other websites accepting smaller payments where transaction fees are unnecessarily high (no setup or monthly fees either).

Will it work on my Theme?

Yes! WP-Stripe features an inline form or pop-up modal so that it can fit any theme. There’s also a simple option to turn off the default CSS so that you can customize it yourself.

Features

This plugin allows you to do a number of things (see screenshots too):

• Add a Donation/Payment Form via Shortcode or Template insert
• Add a Widget showing Recent Donations/Payments (using Gravatars)
• View latest Donations/Payments in a Widget (donors can opt-in/opt-out).
• View latest Donations/Payments in a WP-Admin (makes use of custom post types to store transactions without sensitive data, see FAQ for more information).

Using SSL (Important)

In order to process transactions in a secure manner, you need to purchase an SSL Certificate. This way consumers can purchase/donate with confidence. There are multiple plugins for then enforcing that SSL be used on your page, here’s one.

Stripe Limitations

Stripe is available in a number of countries, check here to see if your country is supported.

Updates

Follow us for updates at @humanmadeltd

Feedback & Bugs

As this is a new plugin, there are likely to be a few issues. Kindly post any issues, questions or suggestions on the WP-Stripe forums .

Screenshots

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Installation

WP Stripe can be used by either calling up a simple shortcode or adding the function to your template as below:

1. Upload the folder wp-stripe to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
3. Go to Settings -> WP Stripe and add your API Keys (for both Test & Live)
4. Place [wp-stripe] in your content or <?php wp_stripe_form(); ?> in your template.
5. Add the Stripe - Recent widget to show recent payments/donations.

IMPORTANT (SSL)

In order to process transactions in a secure manner, you need to purchase an SSL Certificate. This way consumers can purchase/donate with confidence. There are multiple plugins for then enforcing that SSL be used on your page, here’s one.

FAQ

How does WP Stripe work ?

WP Stripe uses a simple to add form to capture person & payment details. Credit card information is then passed to the Stripe servers in the form of a token, increasing security and hindering duplication.

What information does WP Stripe store?

WP Stripe DOES store basic transaction data (Transaction ID, Amounts & User Data that was voluntarily provided by the donor).

WP Stripe DOES NOT store credit card information. Upon form submission, a token is generated by stripe.js and passed through POST and then on to the stripe servers, that is the extent of it.

Does WP Stripe offer a shopping cart module?

WP Stripe is not intended to be used as an e-commerce solution, but rather to handle single payments and donations.

Does WP Stripe offer any actions or filters?

Actions

• wp_stripe_post_successful_charge (after a successful charge and saving to WP)
• wp_stripe_post_fail_charge (after a failed charge, for whatever reason)

Filter

• wp_stripe_filter_form(to filter/edit the content of the form)

Reviews

Contributors & Developers

Changelog

1.5

• Tested for latest versions of WordPress & Stripe
• Various security fixes/enhancements
• Fixed UI bugs within WP-Admin
• Update to latest version of Stripe PHP library
• Updated ReadMe

1.4.7

• Added admin option for other currencies supported by Stripe
• Fixed issue with commas in amount (e.g. $1,000)

1.4.6

• Added Actions & Filters (for successful/failed charges and form output). Will allow you to add functions such as confirmation e-mails.
• Fixed bug with comments/widget
• Updated Stripe PHP

1.4.5

• Enhanced description sent to Stripe to include e-mail
• Moved widget quotes to CSS (as opposed to being hardcoded)
• Put in safeguard to strip out any ‘$’ symbols dropped in from end-user (for amount field)
• Added conditional to only show “Display on Website” if widget is also ticked

1.4.4

• Fix for deprecated charge/amount
• Fix for American Express CVC

1.4.3

• Fix issue where Stripe php class is conflicting
• Fix z-index issue

1.4.2

• AJAX Fix

1.4.1

• Security Fix
• SSL Option for Modal
• Updated Stripe PHP
• Ability to page through transactions (i.e. next/previous page, not limited to 50 anymore)

1.4.0

• Updated Stripe PHP
• Tested for WordPress 3.4
• Optimized/Refactored jQuery
• Replaced standard POST submission through AJAX (no more page switches)
• Enhanced form to use HTML5 form UI elements that are built within browsers (i.e. required, autofocus, maxlength, etc.)
• Validates as HTML5
• Added NONCE security check
• Cleaned up iFrame, provided proper headers

1.3.3

• Updated Stripe PHP
• Allow button shortcode anywhere on website (as opposed to only on page)
• Better submit state
• Notification Fix

1.3.2

• Remove function

1.3.1

• Quick fix for sites running older PHP

1.3

• Added Pop-up / Modal Box for making a payment (better plug & play), you can still use the inline form with [wp-legacy-stripe]
• Added cards accepted below button, to disable use [wp-stripe cards="false"]
• Simple Form Validation
• “Submit Payment” button is replaced with spinner onclick (avoids multiple clicks)
• Added Button on transactions page to delete all Test transactions
• Added Name of person paying to Stripe charge
• Fix: Issue with Shortcode bumping to the top of a page
• Fix : CSS Hardening of Form (to make it more compatible with your theme)

1.2

• Small fix

1.1

• Few ReadMe Tweaks

1.0

• Initial Release
• Added Stripe Payment Form
• Added Stripe Recent Donations Widget (users can opt-in/out)
• Added Stripe Transaction Overview in WP-Admin