Rick Rottman

No, this plugin is not compatible with WooCommerce. It’s a standalone product/plugin. I believe there is a WooCommerce plugin that is not only compatible with Payeezy, but Payment Pages. Their website is:

https://www.egrovesys.com

(I don’t believe it’s available in the WordPress plugin repository.)

There is also a plugin available from WooCommerce that is compatible with Payeezy, but not Payment Pages. It uses that web service API method of integration:

https://docs.woothemes.com/document/firstdata/

They charge $79 for a single licence, but in my personal opinion, it’s the best Payeezy shopping cart there is.

No, the data entered by the customer is not stored in WordPress. It gets passed to the Payeezy Gateway and then passed back to you in an email. You said Payeezy is not sending you an email. In the Payment Page settings, under section 5, do you have it selected to send a receipt to the customer? If not, select it. If you don’t select that, the gateway will not send an email to you will all of the payment information.

Yes, but it would require the source file to be modified. If you’re comfortable with that, open wp-payeezy-pay.php in an editor like Notepad ++ and go to line 560 and edit the amounts.

Yes, but it would require the source file to be modified. If you’re comfortable with that, open `wp-payeezy-pay.php in an editor like Notepad ++ and go to the line the state you want to make default (line 117 thru 168). Change it from:

echo '<option value="Maryland">Maryland</option>';

to:

echo '<option value="Maryland" selected="selected">Maryland</option>';

If there are no other questions, I’ll go ahead and mark this as resolved.

The easiest was to use captcha is to turn it on in the Payment Page settings on Payeezy.

Go into the payment page and select Section 9. Security. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and place a checkmark next to “Use CAPTCHA for all transactions.” Then, press “Save Changes” at the bottom-right.

There are three user defined fields that can be collected and sent with the transaction. They will be in the confirmation email that you get when a payment is made.

No, I’m not familiar with PaidMembershipsPro.

This plugin now supports custom fields. Update to the latest version and you’ll have the option of User Defined 1, User Defined 2, User Defined 3, as well as some other fields.

This plugin doesn’t support custom fields. I may add it to a future release, but I’ve tried to keep this plugin as simple as possible.

The other plugin I created does support custom fields:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-payeezy-pay/

For troubleshooting purposes, take the html form and place it in a text file. Rename the text file “form.htm” and save it to your desktop. Then, click on it and it should pull up in your browser as a donation form. Try that. If that works, you know it isn’t an issue with the php file.

Opensesame, it works for me.

Are you using a production account? If so, use the above html form, but change this:

<input name="mode" value="demo" type="hidden" >

to this:

<input name="mode" value="live" type="hidden" >

Should work fine if you do that.

This is actually the wrong plugin. You are asking about the other plugin I wrote, WP Payeezy Donate.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-payeezy-donate/

That said, you are correct. Both plugins only allow a single Payment Page. I made it that way for for ease of use for most users. Most users have a single donation form and need a way of getting Payeezy to to integrate with that.

Send me an email ([email protected]) and I can do exactly what you need to do without using the plugin.

opensesame,

Yes, it’s possible. You could create your own html form that points to wp-payeezy-donate residing in the plugin folder:

<form action="https://WEBSITE.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-payeezy-donate/donate.php" method="post">
<input name="x_login" value="PASTE_PAYMENT_PAGE_ID_HERE" type="hidden" >
<input name="transaction_key" value="PASTE_TRANSACTION_KEY_HERE" type="hidden" >
<input name="x_recurring_billing_id" value="PASTE_RECURRING_BILLING_ID_HERE" type="hidden" >
<input name="mode" value="demo" type="hidden" >
<p><label>First Name</label><input name="x_first_name" value="" type="text"></p>
<p><label>Last Name</label><input name="x_last_name" value="" type="text"></p>
<p><label>Email</label><input name="x_email" value="" type="text"></p>
<p><label>Phone</label><input name="x_phone" value="" type="text"></p>
<p><label>Comment</label><input name="x_invoice_num" value="" type="text"></p>
<label>Donation Amount</label><br>
<input type="radio" name="x_amount1" value="10.00"> $10<br>
<input type="radio" name="x_amount1" value="25.00"> $25<br>
<input type="radio" name="x_amount1" value="50.00"> $50<br>
<input type="radio" name="x_amount1" value="75.00"> $75<br>
<input type="radio" name="x_amount1" value="100.00"> $100<br>
<input type="radio" name="x_amount1" value="0.00"> Other $ <input id= "other" type="text" name="x_amount2" value="" size="6"><br>
<br>
<br>
<p><input type="checkbox" name="recurring" value="TRUE">&nbsp;Automatically repeat this donation once a month, beginning in 30 days.</p>
<br>
<p><input type="submit" value="Donate Now"></p>
</form>

The shortcode creates the above form, more or less. Instead of pasting the shortcode, you could just paste the above html into a post or a page and then edit as you wish. For instance, you could create new amounts, give them a name, and add radio buttons for them.

burtdo6,

DonnellC is right. Connect 2 is on a different, older payment gateway. I thought about making a plugin for it, but I figured it wouldn’t have a lot of demand. Most people/organizations who are on Connect 2 are already integrated. New merchant accounts are generally always setup with Payeezy.

Back when Connect 1 accounts were converted over to Connect 2, I created some sample code that can be integrated with WordPress. Email me and I’ll send you a zip file.

[email protected]