• Resolved auditt

    (@auditt)


    Hello,

    I have a question that applies to your Stripe Payment plugin as well:

    I’ve noticed that there are dedicated Stripe and PayPal settings on the individual product edit pages. I assume these are meant to override the global settings, but the current design seems a bit ambiguous. For instance, if I’ve globally enabled Credit Cards via PayPal, but leave the checkbox unchecked on a product page (which is the default), does that mean credit card payments are disabled for that specific product? Do I need to take an extra step to ensure it’s enabled?

    Could you please clarify how this system operates?

    Thank you for your assistance.

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  • Plugin Author Payment Plugins

    (@mrclayton)

    Hi,

    but leave the checkbox unchecked on a product page (which is the default), does that mean credit card payments are disabled for that specific product?

    The global settings are used unless there is a product specific entry in your database. The product specific entry is added if you make a change to the PayPal settings on the Edit Product page and then save. The plugin logic goes like this:

    1. Check product object and see if there are any PayPal settings
      • Yes – load those product specific settings and use them to determine what buttons and options to enable
      • No – default to the global settings

    If you want to enable the PayLater button for all products for example, just enable it for the product page in the global settings. But if there are certain products you don’t want PayLater to be enabled for, you can edit those specific product settings and turn PayLater off.

    Kind Regards

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