🤗 Featured on Payhere apparently

[Robert_Petitto]

As long as you’re using Integromat t to bring the subscription data into the sheet, you certainly can. Custom fields are one of the parameters you can bring into Google Sheets.

[LTC_Golf]

Ah, I see. That makes sense! Now, would I be able to create a button in glide that could effectively cancel that specific subscription without the user having to log into Payhere?

[Gerard_Fernandez]

Adrià. You can always use intermediate platforms that connect with Stripe and accept parameters in the url to pass final price. I have used Landbot for that. Landbot also connects with Google sheets. You could also use wooCommerce.
For low tickets in Spain i would use redsys.

[Robert_Petitto]

Complete tutorial:

Create a Membership App using Payhere

Updated 2023 The most efficient way to enable user subscriptions and accept payments using Payhere (Stripe) and Glide Call API columns. View this post:

Original Post (Previous Methods)

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[ThinhDinh]

Been trying this for one hour without luck. I’m trying to cancel a subscription on PayHere from an Integromat scenario with a HTTP module, using their guide here.

DELETE /api/v1/subscriptions/:id · Developers

However it always return a 401 error, I already used the Basic Auth request and entered my username & password.

(The API key is not fully shown so don’t worry)

Can anybody help, I would highly appreciate any guidance @Robert_Petitto @V88 @Jeff_Hager @Darren_Murphy.

[gvalero]

@ThinhDinh are you using the Sandbox environment right?

I faced this error before so when I used/changed to a real PH account everything worked!

Saludos

[ThinhDinh]

Oh really? Yeah! This is a sandbox one.

Thanks man, I will try a real payment tomorrow. Have a nice weekend!

[ThinhDinh]

Hi @gvalero, I switched to a real payment and still got the 401 error (it tells me I need to sign in). I’m using it with credentials (email & password). Did you use a different HTTP request type?

Thanks in advance for the help!

[gvalero]

Hola,

Let me check my examples and let you know @ThinhDinh

[DareSteps]

Good news but I live in Saudi Arabia which is not available yet, hopefully soon. Thanks anyway

[Rosewebstudio]

@Robert_Petitto

Looks like the helpful guys at payhere have sold up…

FYI

[Robert_Petitto]

Yeah…I’ve had a conversation with the new folks at Payhere and they seem like stand up guys.

[Rosewebstudio]

Great that’s good to know…thanks

[erwblo]

They must be, but because of my long-standing experience with acquired startups, I will watch them from a liitle distance

[apaschea]

@Robert_Petitto

I think you actually revisit the app within the webview (yes, you can view Glide apps within Web Views as @lucas_Pires and I figured out a couple weeks ago!). So, a bit Inception-like, but the visibility conditions should be consistent in the app as well as the app within the webview so if they close down the webview they’d still have the same experience.

Reviving this as I am about to tackle it.

Does it show the “Done” button on the top left when you use the deep link to "use the app within the app via web view? If so then it would be a tad bit awkward in regards to user experience.

To make things worse, I have a custom form i have to clear upon successful payment.

So maybe instead of a button that opens a link in webview, i could navigate to a page with a payhere web embedd. Upon completion, i bring it to a new page via a deep link, that either shows success or failure through visibility conditions. This new page would have buttons that would maybe say go home or retry. These could “reset” my custom form on click.

Thoughts? So frustrating that the native glide buy button doesn’t have actions after the fact / accept computed columns.

[Robert_Petitto]

@apaschea

So maybe instead of a button that opens a link in webview, i could navigate to a page with a payhere web embedd. Upon completion, i bring it to a new page via a deep link, that either shows success or failure through visibility conditions. This new page would have buttons that would maybe say go home or retry. These could “reset” my custom form on click.

Thoughts? So frustrating that the native glide buy button doesn’t have actions after the fact / accept computed columns.

Yes, this is what I would do. Perhaps set a visibility condition on the webview component (or on a tab that has the webview component) so that the payhere form hides itself once there’s a successful payment. Then show a button with the same visibility condition that clears values and navigates.

Takes some work, but there’s a solution in there somewhere.

[apaschea]

I think I got something going. Let me know if that looks right. I’m unsure if I’m doing the tab hiding correctly.

[Darren_Murphy]

Can’t you just include a Go Back action in the sequence that’s attached to your “Proceed to Payment” button?

[apaschea]

Yes, I just added the back to the button actions. I think order review would have been a better option though. No biggie though. Have to pick your battles. Small thing.

The one thing I don’t get is why the “go to tab” isn’t working after I hide/unhide tabs. The first action is hide/unhide, then go to tab.

@Robert_Petitto is there a way to change a bit more on the payhere payment page? I would like to pass through tax amounts in the description, change city dynamically in the title etc.

I checked the documentation but they only had the disable dollar amount and custom fields in there.

For example, I wouldn’t of known of the following if it wasn’t for your video:
disable_customer_fields

customer_email

customer_name

Im not sure if there is more or somewhere I am not looking?

[Robert_Petitto]

I too have asked Payhere for dynamic titles and descriptions but it is not available yet. Hopefully soon!