How to know if the payment has been made or not

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In Paymattic, navigate to the “Entries” section of your form, where you will find a dedicated segment labeled “Payment Status.” Here, you can view the payment status for each form entry. For a more visual guide, please refer to the screenshot provided: https://prnt.sc/Qtq1G4atsmIa

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Hi,

Thank you for your reply. I want to know about programmatically. I am using a custom form that I have programmed with PHP and Javascript. I want to get payment in that form. I have used a custom field and enter amount in it with javascript. Now I want to know if the payment has maid so that I can add the data to the database. So is there a way I can know with code that the payment has been made successfully. Thank you.

Hi,
Yes, you can easily hook the payment success action.
Action you may hook:
do_action('wppayform/form_payment_success', $submission, $transaction, $transaction->form_id, $updateData);

You should use it like this:
Example:
add_action('wppayform/form_payment_success',function($submission, $transaction, $form_id, $updateData){ //your code here}, 10, 4);

Nb: If you want to hook any specific payment method, the hook will be.
Example for Paystack:
wppayform/form_payment_success_paystack
Thanks

Hi @hasanuzzamanshamim,

Thank you for your response. Can you please explain what these parameters are:

$submission, $transaction, $form_id, $updateData

I mean what data will be there in these function parameters? And also how can I send data to this hook? For example, upon payment success, I want certain data to be stored into the database so how can I send that form data to this hook?

Hi,
You don’t need to send data to this hook. You have to receive data from this hook.
Here you get the submitted data of the form entry $submission, and the $transaction has the vendor transaction data. If you want to validate a specific form use $form_id then. If you want certain data to be stored in the database no need to receive or use those $submission, $transaction, $form_id, $updateData
variables just call the action to do whatever you want.
Example use case for your purpose:
add_action('wppayform/form_payment_success',function($submission, $transaction, $form_id, $updateData){
// store your data on your database
}, 10, 4);

Thanks