Value based payment

These days, practically anyone can run an online business – all that you need, really, is a website.And, with the rise of the user-friendly WordPress CMS and simple-but-powerful shopping cart functionality courtesy of WooCommerce, even non-technical individuals can put together an aesthetically pleasing, fully functional website. It won’t cost you an arm and a leg, either – the WooCommerce and WordPress core are free to use, and there’s plenty of affordable hosting and domain providers out there. PayPal vs Stripe vs Authorize.net vs Amazon - Which Is Best for a #WordPress Site. Click To Tweet In other words, the barriers to entry are coming down constantly, making now as good a time as any to break free from your cubicle and brave it on your own.Before you jump in, however, you have one other important consideration to make. Businesses need money to survive, but collecting money from your website doesn’t happen by magic. To collect customer payments … [Read more...] about PayPal vs Stripe vs Authorize.net vs Amazon Payments – Which Is Best for a WordPress Site

I have a custom loop to display a custom post type 'properties' . The idea is to search properties based on different search parameters selected by users. Now the weird problem I am facing is that if the number of the search parameters increases to 7 the WP_Query doesn't return any results at all. The properties with these search parameters exsit in the WP Backend . If I remove any of the one search parameter to make it less than 7 it displays the results. But as soon the number of parameters goes up it wont display any result. What I am doing wrong ? Here is the meta query array: ( [0] => Array ( [key] => payment_status [value] => yes ) [1] => Array ( [key] => expired [value] => no ) [2] => Array ( [key] => listing_type [meta_value_num] => Array ( [0] => 1 [1] => 2 [2] => 3 ) ) [3] => Array ( [key] => available_for [value] => sale ) [4] => Array ( [key] => country [value] => Saudi Arabia ) [5] => Array ( [key] => city … [Read more...] about WP_Query returns empty if meta_query has more than 7 values

You are running an e-commerce platform maintaining a single payment gateway and you feel that something is not working as it is supposed to be. Or too many customers leave each time when the checkout process begins. If this is the scenario, then you are probably missing something very important that needs to be considered. There can be multiple reasons behind this phenomenon, but we’ll be focusing on one today. When it comes to checkout, as a business owner, you want to make the whole process as convenient as possible. There are two types of payment gateways to complete the checkout process. One is a single payment gateway, and another is multiple payment gateways. The idea of a single payment platform may seem easier, or smarter even. But having multiple payment gateways can offer you tons of privileges to help grow your business and make it more profitable. A Couple of Statistical Viewpoints Consumers usually tend to find their preferred payment gateway and if they can’t … [Read more...] about Why to Use Multiple Payment Gateways for WooCommerce

Order status Management based on Paypal return values So I have a website where my client will be sending product keys to the users, but he wanted a functionality Scenario: User places the order his IP should be collected in the background, the name, the address should match those details same as in PAYPAL, phone and email should be verified and should be same as PayPal ones If the above scenario is Success and after successful payment the order status should be set to Completed automatically and Download links should be sent to the user mail If the above scenario is a Fail but if it is successful payment the order status should be set to Processing and download links will be sent manually by the client to the user mail after verifying the user doesn't use any fraud … [Read more...] about Order status Management based on Paypal return values

Looking for the best form plugin for your WordPress sites? In my WS Form review, I’ll take a detailed look at one of the newest entrants. While the WordPress form marketplace is already pretty crowded, WS Form is not just another copy-cat… It has some unique things going on that help you create more complex types of forms. And if you’re a developer/power user, you’ll especially enjoy features like a helpful debug console, automatic framework detection (e.g. Bootstrap), and more. Let’s dig in because there’s a lot to cover… WS Form Review: The Feature List (Briefly!) I won’t spend too long here because the marketing copy already covers these features and you’ll see them in much more detail as you read on, but to set the stage, some of the core features are: Drag-and-drop form builder Easy responsive design Conditional logic After save or submission actions (or actions triggered by conditional logic) View form submissions in … [Read more...] about WS Form Review: A Powerful And Flexible Form Plugin