mbo123

Thank you @spencerfinnell it works like a charm. It’s a bit risky because any good developer can change the amount in the DOM and submit the payment. But I can check in stripe console the amount that have been paid and send the product only if the amount is correct.

Thank you for your update @spencerfinnell I am going to try this and keep you in touch

Hi @spencerfinnell,

Thank you for your answer and sorry for not opening a new topic for my issue. I didn’t want to open a new topic in order to avoid to overload topic list.
Like I said “The logs display the good amount” so the value I get from Ninja form is good I am 100% sure on this point. My issue is nearly exactly the same than the one of @wwwilson => with “manual data” it works fine, but it doesn’t work well when I use data that come from the database (Ninja Form).
I forgot to specify that I am using the Lite version of the plugin.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by mbo123.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by mbo123.

I am using WP Simple Pay plugin to handle payment in my wordpress website. According to this post I can dynamically change amount with this kind of code

add_filter( 'simpay_form_4021_amount', 'simpay_custom_amount' );
function simpay_custom_amount() {
    return 4000;
}

And it work fine like this. But I want to change the amount according to some data that is in my database that come from a Ninja Form. Here is my code that doesn’t work, the amount value is always 1.

add_filter( 'simpay_form_4021_amount', 'simpay_custom_amount' );
function simpay_custom_amount() {
    $price = 1;
    $submissions = Ninja_Forms()->form( 10 )->get_subs();
    error_log("filter_simpay");
    if ( is_array( $submissions ) && count( $submissions ) > 0 ) {
        foreach($submissions as $submission) {
            $sub_values = $submission->get_field_values();
            if ($sub_values['_seq_num'] == 100) {
                $price = $sub_values['price'];
                error_log("-----------> price 1 is ".$price);
            }
        }
    }
    error_log("-----------> price 2 is ". ((int) $price));
    return (int) $price;
}

Can you help me fix this please? The logs display the good amount, but the amount in Stripe is always 1.