Bonus Credits: Stripe Payment Add-On

Hey!

That particular code was written for PayPal but you can change it to work with Strip (or any other buyCRED gateway for that matter) by changing:

buy_creds_with_paypal_standard

to:

buy_creds_with_stripe

on the 6th line.

Let me know if you require further assistance.

I have tried replacing that line of code already and it doesn’t appear to work. Any other suggestions?

does the code work with PayPal?

I have not tried it with paypal because I do not have the account setup for that.

I have been trying to mess with the code and still nothing seems to work.

Is there something I could add to the actual “mycred-stripe.php” in the stripe plugin folder that would award 2 credits to users if they purchase 10 credits, and award 5 credits to users if the purchase 20 credits since the code above isn’t working?

Thanks for the help.

Hey.

A quick question:

You are using the code from the support forum and I assume you made the change I suggested earlier. Did you remove the minimum 100 points check in the code?

In the forum topic the user requested that only users who buy more then 100 points get this bonus. So if you try that code with less then 100 points purchases, it will not award points.

Yes I changed it to 9 instead of 100 to see if when i purchase 10, it will award 2.

Could you paste the code you are using in a pastebin so I can have a look?

add_filter( 'mycred_add', 'add_bonus_points_for_purchase', 10, 3 );
function add_bonus_points_for_purchase( $reply, $request, $mycred )
{
	if ( $reply === false ) return $reply;
	// For Stripe Payments
	if ( $request['ref'] != 'buy_creds_with_stripe' ) {
		$amount = $request['amount'];
		// Award bonus for purchases over 9 points
		if ( $amount == 10 ) {
			// Give extra 2 points
			// Remember not to use $mycred->add_creds() here or you will
			// create an endless loop. Instead use update_users_balance()
			$mycred->update_users_balance( $request['user_id'], 2 );
			// Log the good news
			$mycred->add_to_log(
				'bonus_points',
				$request['user_id'],
				2,
				'Bonus points for %plural% purchase!'
			);
		}
	}

	return $reply;
}

I also tried this (switching “==9” to “> 9”:

add_filter( 'mycred_add', 'add_bonus_points_for_purchase', 10, 3 );
function add_bonus_points_for_purchase( $reply, $request, $mycred )
{
	if ( $reply === false ) return $reply;
	// For Stripe Payments
	if ( $request['ref'] != 'buy_creds_with_stripe' ) {
		$amount = $request['amount'];
		// Award bonus for purchases over 9 points
		if ( $amount > 9 ) {
			// Give extra 2 points
			// Remember not to use $mycred->add_creds() here or you will
			// create an endless loop. Instead use update_users_balance()
			$mycred->update_users_balance( $request['user_id'], 2 );
			// Log the good news
			$mycred->add_to_log(
				'bonus_points',
				$request['user_id'],
				2,
				'Bonus points for %plural% purchase!'
			);
		}
	}

	return $reply;
}

Change:

$request['ref'] != 'buy_creds_with_stripe'

to:

$request['ref'] == 'buy_creds_with_stripe'

You are a god. Works perfectly now. Thanks!

Sometimes it’s the smallest things.

Couldn’t agree more. Thanks again.