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  • 1) I’d like to see a ‘label’ shortcode attribute to allow the use to easily adapt the button label. You can use the data-label attribute provided by Stripe

    2) GitHub (or similar) repo for easy contributions (I was looking for this so i can add the above)

    Plugin Contributor Phil Derksen

    (@pderksen)

    @enollo:

    1) Nick (my co-developer on this plugin) was just working on the button label and other additional shortcode attributes. Once they’re working and tested we’ll update this plugin so you can start using it. Hopefully in the next couple days.

    2) We made the GitHub repo public from the get-go. ??
    https://github.com/pderksen/WP-Stripe-Checkout

    Thanks for the quick update!
    I’m manually adding the label attribute so I have access to it now. Is it safe to assume it will stay ‘checkout_button_label’?

    I searched for the plugin on GitHub using “Simple Stripe Checkout”. Sorry I missed it ??

    Plugin Contributor Phil Derksen

    (@pderksen)

    Yeah I think it’ll stay “checkout_button_label” in case later on there’s a “payment_button-label” or similar.

    Actually, I got it wrong, you do not have the button label setup yet. ‘checkout_button_label’ is being set as data-panel-label (the button label on the checkout screen)

    I’m hoping to customize the text to be shown on the default blue button ( “Pay with Card”)
    Based on the Stripe docs, I assume data-label is the right attribute to pass them.
    https://stripe.com/docs/checkout#integration-simple-options

    Thanks.

    Plugin Contributor Phil Derksen

    (@pderksen)

    Shoot we missed that. Good catch!

    Want to do a pull request or want to wait until we can do it in the next few days?

    I’d prefer the attribute “payment_button_label” to differentiate it unless you have a better suggestion.

    “payment_button_label” seems fine.
    I’ll whip up a quick pull request (my username on GitHub is tamarazuk)

    All done, I kept the order the same as it is in the Stripe docs. You may wish to reorder it.

    Thanks for the great plugin!

    Plugin Contributor Phil Derksen

    (@pderksen)

    Got it. Thanks!

    Any way to enter in a custom amount?

    I’ve checked every other Stripe payment gateway and this is the single lacking feature.

    Not to mention your plugin is one of the few that is compatible with 3.9

    First, THANK YOU!

    I’m using this for a donation button, it would be great to change the ‘data-panel-label’ to Donate {{amount}}.

    Plugin Contributor Phil Derksen

    (@pderksen)

    FYI, version 1.1.0 was just released with a bunch of shortcode attribute additions requested such as international currencies, successful payment redirect URL, changing the text on the payment AND checkout buttons, etc.

    After updating just check the shortcode reference in the Stripe checkout settings in your admin.

    Thanks for all the feedback folks. Keep it coming!

    Ulrich

    (@grapplerulrich)

    I would love to implement this plugin as a donation box. A feature needed for that would be to let the user enter their own amount.

    A widget would be super useful too.

    If users can enter their desired amount, it should not be allowed to go under 50 cents USD. Otherwise 100 one cent ‘donations’ will cost YOU quite a bit.

    This next part is not directed at anyone in particular, it’s just my general point of view:
    I’d caution not to get too fancy and complicated… personally I don’t want to see this get out of hand and become a stitched together ball of everyone’s good ideas. I would much rather see a rock solid and reliable set of simple features.

    Plugin Contributor Phil Derksen

    (@pderksen)

    Ulrich – Great suggestion. Thanks.

    Brian – We found that Stripe doesn’t even allow under 50 cents to be paid in a transaction.

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