[digitaljoegeorge]

Hi Ally,

Thanks for the reply.

I tested the Stripe modified code you provided and made a test payment. It went through just fine. However, me being the customer, I didn’t receive an automated invoice email from Stripe.

I have confirmed with Stripe that my email settings are up to par. Also, my past customers who used the woocommerce Stripe checkout received an automated invoice when they made the first purchase.

It’s only when a customer using the upgrade request form which calls your custom Stripe code that an automated email isn’t sent.

Take a look at my Stripe payment history here: https://prnt.sc/vujozj

Notice the Dec 12th order was made by me but doesnt show anything under Customer field whereas my past real customer, Brian (the one who used woocommerce checkout), has his email displayed.

You can also verify if an automated email was generated by Stripe when you click on the three dots on the far right > View payment details. When I do this for my customer Brian, notice how his email automatically shows up under Receipt history: https://prnt.sc/vujrsl

However, no such email exists for me when I placed the order as the customer as of today.

This makes me think we need to tweak the php code to include this field or an action that tells Stripe to send an automated email to a customer.

Stripe, does, however, send an automated email to the vendor (which also in this case is me).

Lastly, under best practices, I should also create a billing address field, right? If so, should it be integrated with the Stripe Javascript Custom Code to capture this data just like the zip code?

[digitaljoegeorge]

Hi Ally,

My pleasure. You deserve it man. I am happy for you and your business. You are a great person. God bless you entirely! 🙂

[digitaljoegeorge]

Real quick.

I wanted to share you the review I left you: https://prnt.sc/vh4z2p

Hope you like it and it helps drive more business to you because you absolutely deserve it man. Trust me when I say this. I live and breathe technology and been around the block and I have never seen such stellar customer service. This is truly a masterpiece.

Keep up the stupendous work! 🙂 🙂

[digitaljoegeorge]

Aww. I am soo blind. Thank you Ally.

Again, this has been the best investment I have made. Your stellar review is coming in shortly!

Don’t go anywhere. I hope you continue supporting this plugin. It is the best contact form builder thus far without a doubt.

You can close this topic my friend. 🙂

God bless you again!

[digitaljoegeorge]

Ally,

What can I say. You are the man. This works to more than perfection. Thank you so much man for really helping me out a ton.

I appreciate the extra out of scope work. 🙂

One more thing. Sorry to ask this.

Is there a way to customize the automatic password reset email that gets sent to the recipient?

[digitaljoegeorge]

Awesome. Finally had the chance to test and it works flawlessly. Thanks once more.

Question: I have woocommerce installed, when a user resets password and logins in using the WordPress login page they get redirected to the my-account page of woocommerce.

Is there a way to customize this redirect URL so that the user ends up on a specific page that’s set to private?

This is the URL I want to the visitor to land on if they reset password and login: https://cubitize.com/appsumo/chatbot-instructions. This page is set to private only visible to logged in users.

[digitaljoegeorge]

Hi Ally,

If I am hearing you correctly, I first need to create another Quform form which will only have an username/email field.

Then on my login form, I can add an html link called “Click here to reset your password”, which will redirect the user to the new form I just created which has only the username/email field, correct?

The user will then enter their username/email and will get an automated email to reset their password.

If this is the case, my next question is how do I handle the automated email that gets sent to the user with the password reset link? Do I need to configure this on the form which only contains the username/email field or does the provided snippet of code handle this action for me?

Thank you!

[digitaljoegeorge]

Hi Ally,

Sorry I am a little lost.

I added the above code as a snippet of code and changed the form ID and unique ID appropriately, but I am not seeing a “Forgot Your Password” link on the login form.

Here is the form I am trying to offer this option at: https://cubitize.com/appsumo/login/

Here is the quform ID for this page: https://prnt.sc/v8ygff
Here is the unique ID for the email field for this page: https://prnt.sc/v8ygzv

Correct me if I am wrong, but aren’t I supposed to add a HTML element on my form that says “Click here if you want to reset or forgot password” and then when someone clicks that link the code will kick in and take them to the WP reset page?

[digitaljoegeorge]

Yes. You’re correct. It works when logged out or in incognito window. Thank you for the help.

You can mark this post as resolved!

[digitaljoegeorge]

Thank you Ally. You can mark this post as resolved!

[digitaljoegeorge]

Hi Ally,

Great thanks for the fast reply. I will take a look at this when time permits. For now you can mark this post as resolved!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by digitaljoegeorge.

[digitaljoegeorge]

Perfect. This works. This for clarifying this point. You are the best Ally! Appreciate the fast responses. You can mark this as resolved.

[digitaljoegeorge]

Hi Ally,

Thank you so much for the fast response. I wanted to update you and let you know your instructions worked flawlessly.

Fantastic plugin with a lot of bells and whistles. You can mark this post as solved.

God bless you man!

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