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GF + paypal + user registration

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  1. fanchrobin
    Member

    Hello,

    I wonder if GF combined with paypal and user registration user addons could manage the entire process I need for my site.
    Here are the specifications :

    User donation (user not registered) :
    Step 1. User must complete a form with name, adress, email, etc.
    In the same form OR after beeing redirected to a new page :
    User chooses between 3 amounts of donations / or free amount
    example : 15 € / 45 € / 200 € or type the amount in a text field.
    + Recurring donations can also be chosen. Recurring amounts of donation can be different from the main donation amount chosen.
    Example : 3 € / month | 5 € / month | 10 € / month

    Step 2. User pays. A thank you message is displayed. Email of confirmation is sent to the user. User is registred.

    Back Office : Complete Users data must be stored (in a separate DB table would be the best) : Contact info + amount of donation + amount of recuuring donation if chosen + date of transaction.

    Thank you in advance for your answer.

    Posted 11 years ago on Thursday April 11, 2013 | Permalink

  2. Chris Hajer
    Key Master

    You can offer 3 fixed donation amounts, and one 'free text' donation field. These will be separate fields in your form: there is no way to add an "Other" choice to a product selection using radio buttons. This will require two PayPal feeds (where you map the form fields to the PayPal fields.)

    You can offer recurring subscription products as well, using your 3 choices. This will require a third PayPal feed configuration.

    You can show the confirmation after the user pays. You can register the user after successful payment.

    Registered user information is stored in the wp_user and wp_usermeta tables. The entry information (the entry submitted with the form) is stored in Gravity Forms-specific tables (tables which are used for all form entries.) There is currently no way to change where the data is stored.

    Both those add-ons would require a developer license.

    Posted 11 years ago on Sunday April 14, 2013 | Permalink