Conditional payment (Paypal or offline)

Hi @rmb2021

I hope you are doing well.

I am afraid the Forminator won’t support the conditionals to PayPal, this is coming in the 1.15: https://wpmudev.com/roadmap/#forminator

Could you try this script:
https://gist.github.com/wpmudev-sls/7077822d3f398d509f7c0aff268028c4

You can add it as a mu-plugin:
https://wpmudev.com/docs/using-wordpress/installing-wordpress-plugins/#installing-mu-plugins

Edit the PayPal field and enable the new advanced option “Switch PayPal field’s visibility with Submit button” https://monosnap.com/file/WJqd54kZmdW4htGpBvysg9lHIqtwqZ

Let us know the result you got.
Best Regards
Patrick Freitas

Thank you for this. It does seem to mostly work, but I have found a small problem.

With this code in place, when the offline (check) payment option is selected, the form shows two submission buttons. One of them is the submit button that I set the values of when building the form. The other simply says “Send Message”.

I have tested that I can correctly submit the form by either PayPal, or using the check payment and using either submit button. I would really like to not display the second submit button (“Send Message”).

It appears the “Send Message” button is described on line 105 of the PHP file. So I could possibly change the button label there, but don’t want to break anything. But at that point it would seem that I would then have two submit buttons that say the same thing.

You can see the behavior here by selecting Check as the payment option.
https://w9dxcc.com/paypaltest/regtest042021/

add .injected-submit-button {display:none;} to ur custom css

but if there is a other way to fix this by admin much better

@spyder1983 Thank you, this does hide the button effectively. I’ll keep that in my back pocket pending further response from the devs. It may just be that is the best option. Either way I know I have a solution available. Thanks

is the form somehow spamming your first test form in your mail? cause mine is emailing every hour my first test.

No, but that may simply be that I’m not having the form send an email on submission. My submissions are being sent to Google Sheets via the integration. I am not seeing any indication that those submissions are being sent there multiple times though.

Since there hasn’t been a further communication from Dev on how to correct the duplicate button, I’ll go with the @spyder1983 suggestion, as that seems to work well enough.

So the script provided by dev above, and adding the following to the custom CSS of the form.

.injected-submit-button {display:none;}

@rmb2021 since u said that i tried looking at the code a moment ago and fix.. u can do that or remove my css code and remove the line 104-106 on the forminator-paypal-toggle.php
the <button> code
then reupload i think thats the clean way to do it…

i dun wanna touch other php code that dev created tho lolz might fkup sometin

im using this in my 9 sites

HI @rmb2021,

The CSS recommended by @spyder1983 should do the job, ie:

.injected-submit-button {
	display: none !important;
}

Regards,
Nithin