looking forward to it. I get the gist of it (rollup column that sets price that gets written to donate link) but the payhere documentation is a bit sparse.
The other thing is, are they forced to hit the “done” button to get out of the payment section instead of it just closing out. And more importantly, do we have any control as to what happens in terms of the navigation within glide once the payment is successful? MAKE will write the columns properly, but I go from order form → review order -->payment. If they just close the window once the payment is successful, they are going to get back to the review order and feel a bit confused. Would like them to get back to the home tab, where their new installation will show up.
I’m setting up a Gallery Market-place where the Seller upload Photos (with a custom once-off price) that are locked with a watermark and unlocked once the customer has paid.
I’m trying to figure out the best route when it comes to selling and buying at a custom price
Please note: I’m using the Web (i.e. Not Mobile version) and using the default Glide Editor and not Google sheets for Data
Here are some scenarios, if you have any suggestions, please let me know
Before I jump in, I noticed that the Zapier doesn’t have an event for paying? It’s only to create customers, prices etc and searching??
Journey: User clicks buy button → payment link window opens → platform sends Zap to Stripe to cross check email and product ID if paid → then content refreshes without watermark
Payment links look the easiest, however from my understanding Payment links have to be set and the Seller won’t be able to set the price, so I was thinking of creating a few payment links to cover most scenarios ($10, $20, $30, etc )
@Robert_Petittodoes a great video here ← even though this is a subscription solution, it does outline some great suggestions using payment links by constructing a URL etc.
Just not sure on the following, which will determine the UX:
If stripe payment accepts populating the email info?
Stripe payment links can’t be embedded in Glide, from my understanding …no?
Is there not an easier way todo it with a webhook?
@ThinhDinh
The Seller can upload Photos (with a custom once-off price) that are locked with a watermark and unlocked once the customer has paid. However I’m sure I can make predefine prices that the Seller can choose from
Looking to implement the Payhere Subscription into my app and just want to verify that with all the updates in Glide since you first posted it, that this is still the best way to do it. Also if you recommend us using the Glide API on the Pro plan.
Just to confirm, this package will help me setup a multi-tiered subscription? I have everything but payments setup, where each tier will be limited to a # of form submissions they receive.
I’ve run into a problem where Payhere won’t process any payments because of missing parameters “payment_method” and “payment_method_data”. I’ve tried different credit cards and I have confirmed with Stripe support that it’s a Payhere issue. Has anyone run into this before, or has any advice on what I could do?
Interesting. Is this recent? Payhere, for a while, was under different ownership and they let some things slip between the cracks. Scott and Pete, original founders of Payhere, re-acquired Payhere a couple months ago and have been busy improving Payhere on all fronts.
The only issue I ever ran into with payment processing was when someone from EU was using a credit card that needed two-factor authorization as required by their country.
