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Ok I’ll copy it over myself then, thanks

Hi there, I am using the subscription add-on mentioned. I bought it from you in 2020 and used it in production on rowanprice.com (no longer). Thanks

Hi, thanks for the reply.

Are you talking about the following instructions for testing a transaction?

No – not exactly. The instructions you link to provide instructions for testing Stripe’s “card authorized” test credit card number but not for testing “card verification needed” scenarios (or “card not authorized” scenarios).

For context, Stripe provides three numbers for testing common card status scenarios:

• “Card authorized” – 4242424242424242
• “Card no authorized” – 4000000000009995
• “Card verification needed” – 4000002500003155

Stripe provides these numbers on its website.

To be clear, the “Card authorized” and “Card not authorized” test card numbers work as expected for subscription products created with your plugin.

Moreover, all three card numbers work with single-purchase products created with your plugin. Specifically, the “Verification needed” test card number redirects to the “3D Secure Test Payment Page”, at which point I can indicate either “complete authentication” or “fail authentication”, as needed for testing.

But in the case of subscription product purchases made with the “Verification needed” test card number from Stripe, the user flow is not as expected. Users are not redirected to the “3D Secure Test Payment” page.

Not only that, but they instead see (after a payment attempt with the spinner icon) the message “Your email address is invalid”. This is confusing and cryptic when the email is obviously valid.

The reason I included the Stripe error code from testing “Verification needed” subscription purchases in my first message is that it corresponds with this email invalid message displayed in the form UI; whatever gets to Stripe is for some reason URL encoded; this triggers the error and this is then sent back in the response, apparently.

Perhaps these are related but the point is – I have no way of knowing whether my subscription customers will be able to verify their cards, if required, when making a purchase – or knowing whether they’ll see a confusing error message when doing so.

Thanks again for your reply!

Same here, thanks!

Yeah, the html editor doesn’t rewrite your embed code now… but still the video button on the new interface seems to suggest that you can embed a youtube video just by passing it a url. That would be nice.

This isn’t even an open source project, right?

I agree that it has promise, but it’s still at the frustrating state. That’s not the author’s fault; it’s just that the WordPress community as a whole hasn’t generated a good solution.

If it’s any consolation, the Drupal and Joomla offerings even worse.

Haven’t been able to find a 2.3.x compliant version anywhere. Would anyone be willing to post their working one as a zip file?

I have tried not just the pastebin fixes (https://wordpress.pastebin.ca/852545) but also some fixes suggested on the https://forum.rhymedcode.net site.

Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks

> https://wordpress.pastebin.ca/852545

This code doesn’t work. Was something changed again in 2.3.3 that caused this?

Thanks

That’s a really cool plug-in, especially for a blog. I’ll try it for my blog, but I’m not sure it’ll work for my CMS (onlinebibletalk.com — site is in drupal, but i want to move it to wordpress)

Here’s the thing: if my website has 3 columns, my main center column has a limited width. that’s not good if i have big photos, or if i want to publish a landing page (onlinebibletalk.com/ChristianDating) with no sidebars. i basically hardcoded that landing page.

I need to build a WP plugin that lets users basically select a template from a dropdown menu when writing a page or post. Default template, No-right template, No Sidebars template, etc.

Is there any kind of multiple-template plugin that lets you select from multiple templates with a given theme, without programming?

Thanks