Is it possible to allow users to pay by going to the Stripe website? A lot of users on my Forum would prefer that to be more safer, the UI is also a lot cleaner. This way I can also enable more Stripe options eg. Paypal.
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The discussion revolves around allowing users to pay via Stripe’s website for a safer and cleaner experience. codergautam wants to enable more Stripe options, such as PayPal, and automate group assignment upon successful payment.
codergautam and anon65426961 discussed possible solutions, including manually posting a payment link and exploring existing feature requests. codergautam noted that the current subscriptions plugin can automate the process but requires linking to the Stripe payment link.
The conversation led to the sharing of relevant Discourse topics, including Stripe Payment Gateway feature request, Discourse Subscriptions, and Stripe Donations Plugin.
nathank suggested contributing to an unfinished project, Allow subscription of predetermined length, which may provide the best solution.
Yes, that can be done by simply posting a link for payment by stripe in a forum post.
There may be another way to integrate Stripe with Discourse directly.
That could work, but I want to auto assign a group once the payment is successful.
I’m not sure if that could be automated or you could just do that manually.
That may be a feature request I tried a search for that looks like there has been some talk about that already or similar questions.
Found this one, don’t know if there is anything helpful here:
It can be automated with the current subscriptions plugin (it listens to webhook), but I’m wondering how to link it to the Stripe payment link.
There may be answers here:
I found a plugin that may be useful for my case: Stripe Donations Plugin
It is unmaintained though I will try it out and update you.
EDIT: It seems to have a custom payment page just like the others, will continue to look
Here is other topic with similar question:
This would likely be the best answer, but is unfinished. You might like to contribute to the project: