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Stripe payment page showing wrong information

  • October 30, 2021
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TFJunkie
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​​Credit card charge amount is wrong. Both amounts should show sub total. How can I calculate a 3% merchant fee?
This is the variable setup for the stripe page.
My Variables

 

Best answer by TFJunkie

I fixed it.

I added this variable, because that is the default Stripe variable which must be used. I tried others, and it wouldn't work ever.

 

I added the 2% fee by using the @stripe variable at bottom

Then I create my logic to run like this.

 

So, the result is the total deposit. I will show how to assign and calculate the deposit in this thread

 

It’s taken me over 5 days of consistent effort to finally achieve this result, but mostly because my variables were all wrong and was on a wild goose chase.

Now I am onto the next stage of calculating the item costs throughout the form.

The next stage will be removing the current item already chosen from future choices in the form.

 

I thought I would ad a photo that shows how the price is shown as a @recall.

 

And the logic calculation will look like this.

When they make a choice, it adds 1 to @coursecount.

Then I used an ‘equal to’ number rather than a ‘greater than’ because they can only make one choice per question and when they get to this question, there is only 3 choices made so far.

So this choice will add a $500 deposit total to the overall price on the payment page.

 

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TFJunkie
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  • October 31, 2021

I fixed it.

I added this variable, because that is the default Stripe variable which must be used. I tried others, and it wouldn't work ever.

 

I added the 2% fee by using the @stripe variable at bottom

Then I create my logic to run like this.

 

So, the result is the total deposit. I will show how to assign and calculate the deposit in this thread

 

It’s taken me over 5 days of consistent effort to finally achieve this result, but mostly because my variables were all wrong and was on a wild goose chase.

Now I am onto the next stage of calculating the item costs throughout the form.

The next stage will be removing the current item already chosen from future choices in the form.

 

I thought I would ad a photo that shows how the price is shown as a @recall.

 

And the logic calculation will look like this.

When they make a choice, it adds 1 to @coursecount.

Then I used an ‘equal to’ number rather than a ‘greater than’ because they can only make one choice per question and when they get to this question, there is only 3 choices made so far.

So this choice will add a $500 deposit total to the overall price on the payment page.

 


Liz
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  • November 1, 2021

Thank you for sharing the solution, @TFJunkie !! Glad it’s working now for you. 


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