ck765765

@wpmudev-support7
Thank you for your response.
I apologize for the delayed reply.

I created a new form and tested it again, but unfortunately, the error still occurs.
The website itself is built using Elementor, and I am displaying the Forminator form via a shortcode. Could that be one of the causes?

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@wpmudev-support2
Thank you for the code snippet.

After implementing the code as an mu-plugin, the PayPal error was resolved, and I was able to proceed with the transaction with the correct amount.
I would like to continue using this code for the time being.

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Your help was greatly appreciated. Thank you so much.
I am grateful for your thorough support.

Thank you for your response.

I have checked to ensure the plugin is up to date and removed the additional code from the mu-plugin. I also adjusted the settings to avoid using commas in the calculation for {calculation-1}.

After clearing the cache and testing again, I encountered an issue where, after clicking the “PayPal Checkout” button, the error message appeared a few seconds later, without opening a new window.
When I checked the API logs on PayPal, it seems that the value is still being processed with a comma attached.
Below is a part of the PayPal API log results.

Status：400
Description：Request is not well-formed, syntactically incorrect, or violates schema.

"purchase_units": [
  {
    "amount": {
      "currency_code": "JPY",
      "value": "1,500"
    }
  }
],

The test payment on Stripe worked without any issues. I also checked the Stripe logs, and the values without commas were processed correctly.

• This reply was modified 6 months, 3 weeks ago by ck765765.