crucible67

Update: regarding my comment above, I tried a completely different wordpress site, also a fresh install, no other plugins, SSL certificate, etc. I’m able to connect to the bank in development mode, select the account to charge ($7), then when I click Pay, same as above, it still gets stuck and never actually goes thru. Appears to be a code issue

I updated the plugin to support development environment, some progress, it connected right up to a bank account, I selected the account to charge $5 dollars, then clicked “Pay” button, it seems to get stuck on this part, the dot just flashes like it’s trying to go thru, but no payment in stripe that I can see, or in Plaid dashboard. Here is screen shot of the last 10 minutes https://www.screencast.com/t/4I3N1EJxh

So to confirm, we can only test in sandbox mode, or, we have to go live with Plaid and pay their fees (which are pretty hefty if I recall) and we cannot use this for the 100 freebies? Fair to say it’s not a good fit if someone wants a free was to use ACH??

Thanks

In sandbox mode, I’ve tested two banks, Chase and Wells. Both are correct credentials, I have them opened in another browser window to confirm. Both banks give error message when trying to connect with the plugin. Are there known issues here?

Maybe I should word this differently, can we actually bill clients in the development environment (up to the limit of 100 on FREE plan with Plaid)??

Exact same issue here, fresh WP install on WPEngine. Banks seem to come up when test mode is selected in the plugin options, but when switching to LIVE the banks will not pop up. My understanding is the Development environment supports up to 100 live Items? Doesn’t that mean I should be able to create actual live clients being billed via ACH in STRIPE? #confused

Would it kill them to add a note in plugin > settings stating that fact? I just wasted an hour of my life I can’t get back, trying to find out why TAG manager says there is JS error… angry red emoji face..

Ok I’ll see what I can find, I’m not super techie when it comes to css and html so bear with me ??

B

Also, if you charge the customer once with ACH plugin, then go in to put them on a subscription, won’t STRIPE charge them again when you Add them to subscription plan? How do you get around that? Do you give them 1-month trial so it doesn’t charge them a 2nd time right away?

Thanks Tevya.

I just sent you message on your website to discuss in more detail. I’m in the same boat, I’d like to allow clients to sign up, but I don’t want them to join my WordPress site. No reason to and it just adds an extra step. It’s already hard enough getting people to pay attention ??

Any chance this plugin will be updated to not require user creation on the site? Stripe Modal for example asks for user email address, and card info, then it creates a customer profile in Stripe dashboard.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by crucible67.

Hi Justin,

Just dropped in to say this is brilliant plugin idea. I hope you keep it going, we have a lot of STRIPE customers that would rather use ACH. We need ability to setup recurring monthly ACH though. I’m very interested in using this in production when you think it’s ready for subscriptions. Let me know if you need any help from a test user.

Keep up the great work

Bryan

Confirmed on my site as well. To be specific, WPEngine had to white list /my-account/ page on the latest version of Woo Commerce since they changed the endpoints. Thanks for help all!

B

Thanks Lap, I thought I would create a quick video explaining the problem, and the SOLUTION to 404 error using the MailChimp for WordPress plugin. I hope is helps others getting the same error.

https://screencast.com/t/MxIi6XJhz

I opened a ticket there and referenced this link

Any thoughts?