Is there any way to allow the customer to add a discount code for the PayPal add-on (I am doing a subscription based site). E.g. A customer would input a code like "ef091w" and then you could set a discount percentage and it would be applied with the said discount code (kind of a like a coupon)?
- James
There is no coupon functionality built in to Gravity Forms right now, but there is a coupon add-on in development. Look for it in the coming weeks.
In the meantime, this customer coded up something:
https://github.com/curtismchale/Coupons-for-Gravity-Forms
Here's a workaround.
Create two versions of your product fields with different pricing.
Create a text field called "coupon code".
Change the logic of your product fields to
"hide this field if any of the following match: coupon code is XXX"
and
"show this field if any of the following match: coupon code is XXX"
Right now I'm using this workaround to allow for a free product. If you enter the correct coupon code it hides the product and shows a dropdown menu instead that looks the same. The form will post and you will not get forwarded to Paypal.
Gravity Forms has a lot of possibilities if you take the time to think your workflow through.
Neat solution. Thank you for sharing it.
It shouldn't be long after we release the final 1.7 version for everyone. All my best!
Thanks vitamineg, it is progressing nice.
