Thanks for the video! I hope you guys are keeping safe! I have a few burning questions. 1. Does this work with the legacy JetEngine form feature? 2. Do you guys plan on getting rid of the legacy feature? 3. Can I use the new form builder plugin as a replacement for the old JetEngine form building feature? I have several sites using the old feature to build forms and I am a bit concerned. Thanks!
Hi! Thank you for your feedback 🙂 1. PayPal Recurring Payments addon is only compatible with JetFormBuilder. 2. As for now, we'll leave the legacy feature. 3. Yes, you can create forms with the JetFormBuilder instead of the JetEngine.
We love Crocoblocks.However we'd love to see an in depth video on handling error messages and other form/edit submit issues? Validation issues cause edit property templates to disappear in profile builder; single page templates to display form fields rather than post fields;and post duplications with weird effects. I've been spending a lot of time working out these issues by trial and error. What do you say?
Great tutorial. I wanted to ask if there's a way to connect jet engine listings to Woocommerce cart and checkout. For example if we create a property listing with a custom post type & we want payment option directly, can we do so by somehow redirecting it to cart & checkout?
Hi! It's worth testing/using this addon on a remote website. The addon can listen to all events occurring with the subscription and payments. In simple terms, PayPal tells our site what has changed, and the addon decides what to do with this information. All of this is possible only if the website is accessible from any device globally; in other words, it is located on remote hosting.
thanks a lot for your feedback 💛 - it does mean a lot for us! as for the debit card, then from our side we redirect the user to the payment page and then the PatPal itself works hope it will help you
Hi! Thank you 😊 Yes, you can achieve this. Please, check this tutorial bit.ly/3Mu9uQ4 In the tutorial, there's a hidden field, but you can also use select or radio.
Hey first of all, thank you for that video, you guys are amazing! I would have a little question about the payment with PayPal and the enabled "test mode". When I activate the test mode, will I be charged after submitting my form? I know you can set up a test account directly in PayPal, but that's a little bit more complicated. I quite didn't understand the purpose of the test mode in your video 😅
As for now, there's no such opportunity. Please, feel free to submit a feature request to Git repository github.com/CrocoBlock/suggestions and our team will explore if it's possible to implement.
Right at the moment, this option isn't available. Please, feel free to submit a feature request to Git repository github.com/CrocoBlock/suggestions and our team will explore if it's possible to implement.
Way to go Croco team, amazing new feature!
Thanks for the video! I hope you guys are keeping safe! I have a few burning questions.
1. Does this work with the legacy JetEngine form feature?
2. Do you guys plan on getting rid of the legacy feature?
3. Can I use the new form builder plugin as a replacement for the old JetEngine form building feature? I have several sites using the old feature to build forms and I am a bit concerned.
Thanks!
Hi! Thank you for your feedback 🙂
1. PayPal Recurring Payments addon is only compatible with JetFormBuilder.
2. As for now, we'll leave the legacy feature.
3. Yes, you can create forms with the JetFormBuilder instead of the JetEngine.
@@Crocoblock- Thanks so much for the reply! And thanks for your hard work on a great suite of plugins!
@@Crocoblock quick question: Is the JetFormBuilder plugin compatible with Elementor?
it's amazing Kate 😍
Nice update 💕
We love Crocoblocks.However we'd love to see an in depth video on handling error messages and other form/edit submit issues? Validation issues cause edit property templates to disappear in profile builder; single page templates to display form fields rather than post fields;and post duplications with weird effects. I've been spending a lot of time working out these issues by trial and error. What do you say?
Great tutorial. I wanted to ask if there's a way to connect jet engine listings to Woocommerce cart and checkout. For example if we create a property listing with a custom post type & we want payment option directly, can we do so by somehow redirecting it to cart & checkout?
Hi! Thank you 🙂
Please, contact our support on this issue - crocoblock.com/help-center/
How to protect content according to the subscription?
create user roles and use dynamic visibility
love the crocoblock community.
You guys are awesome geniuses.
Please create one for paytm gateway
Great Update! Please what do you mean by "Recommended for remote site use." Thanks for your reply.
Hi! It's worth testing/using this addon on a remote website. The addon can listen to all events occurring with the subscription and payments. In simple terms, PayPal tells our site what has changed, and the addon decides what to do with this information. All of this is possible only if the website is accessible from any device globally; in other words, it is located on remote hosting.
@@Crocoblock Thank you for your reply.
Thanks for excellent video ❤, may I know if also can allow user to input debit card apart from credit card?
thanks a lot for your feedback 💛 - it does mean a lot for us!
as for the debit card, then from our side we redirect the user to the payment page and then the PatPal itself works
hope it will help you
Please add Stripe and other payment mechanisms for subscriptions.thanks
Looks so nice. ¿Any way to let clients choose between the 3 plans from the same form? If not, would be great if you implement in future updates.
Hi! Thank you 😊
Yes, you can achieve this. Please, check this tutorial bit.ly/3Mu9uQ4
In the tutorial, there's a hidden field, but you can also use select or radio.
Can I also add one time payment extra service/product along with the subscription?
Hi! Do you want to add recurring payment for one service and one-time payment for another?
@@Crocoblock yes I want to do that but with Woocommerce. Is that possible?
Hey first of all, thank you for that video, you guys are amazing! I would have a little question about the payment with PayPal and the enabled "test mode". When I activate the test mode, will I be charged after submitting my form? I know you can set up a test account directly in PayPal, but that's a little bit more complicated. I quite didn't understand the purpose of the test mode in your video 😅
Hi! This option is needed for PayPal only. If the user uses keys from the sandbox app, then he/she needs to enable this option.
@@Crocoblock Thank you for the answer. That was what I meant by that.
What happenens when I use my sandbox credentials without activating this option?
Does jetformbuilder have a solution for creating invoices for such payments?
As for now, there's no such opportunity. Please, feel free to submit a feature request to Git repository github.com/CrocoBlock/suggestions and our team will explore if it's possible to implement.
Is this possible to managa user role by this.I mean,When subscription is expired.User cannt watch our courses
Hi! When the status of the subscription is "expired", then the subscription is already not available and access to courses too.
I would like replace PayPal to Api Mercado Pago. May you help us?
How about setting up recurring payments with stripe?
Right at the moment, this option isn't available. Please, feel free to submit a feature request to Git repository github.com/CrocoBlock/suggestions and our team will explore if it's possible to implement.
please add this functionality with other payment methods like: stripe and Payoneer
Hi! Thank you for your suggestion!
Hi, I got Invalid JSON. 403: Forbidden when sync access token (edit paypal checkout settings) can someone help?
Hi! Please, contact our support on this issue - crocoblock.com/help-center/
They'll check and help.
Great tutorials. Keep safe.
Can the users have an account page to manage their subscription!? By the way, superb video guys 😍
Hi! The subscriptions can be managed in the PayPal account.
The subscription on the website can be canceled only by the admin.
Looks quite easy to use. If I need to implement a subscription solution I will consider this approach.
Hi! Thank you! We glad you like it 😉