Currently when a payment is made from your plugin my client's name does not appear on stripe, this poses a problem in the case of a refund request, can you tell me if the option exists how to modify this?
Please download the beta version of Amelia attached to my response.
When you install it, you need to go to wp_options table in the database, and search for "amelia_settings" in "option_name" column. You'll see some new settings for payments.stripe :
By default, that data is not being sent, so they are not set. To send them, you need to change the "enabled" parameter to "true", and to enter the placeholders in "appointment" and "event" parameters, like you'd enter them in an e-mail notification template. For example:
"description":{"enabled":true,"appointment":"%customer_full_name% has booked %service_name% at %appointment_date_time%","event":"%customer_full_name% has booked %event_name% at %event_start_date_time%"},"metaData":{"enabled":true,"appointment":{"user":"%customer_full_name%","email":"%customer_email%","phone":"%customer_phone%"},"event":{"user":"%customer_full_name%","email":"%customer_email%","phone":"%customer_phone%"}}
Hello,
Currently when a payment is made from your plugin my client's name does not appear on stripe, this poses a problem in the case of a refund request, can you tell me if the option exists how to modify this?
Or otherwise modify the plugin to bring up this.
cordially
STRIPE - NO CLIENT NAME ...
Hello Florian
Thank you for your purchase.
Please download the beta version of Amelia attached to my response.
When you install it, you need to go to wp_options table in the database, and search for "amelia_settings" in "option_name" column. You'll see some new settings for payments.stripe :
"description":{"enabled":false,"appointment":"","event":""},"metaData":{"enabled":false,"appointment":null,"event":null}
By default, that data is not being sent, so they are not set. To send them, you need to change the "enabled" parameter to "true", and to enter the placeholders in "appointment" and "event" parameters, like you'd enter them in an e-mail notification template. For example:
"description":{"enabled":true,"appointment":"%customer_full_name% has booked %service_name% at %appointment_date_time%","event":"%customer_full_name% has booked %event_name% at %event_start_date_time%"},"metaData":{"enabled":true,"appointment":{"user":"%customer_full_name%","email":"%customer_email%","phone":"%customer_phone%"},"event":{"user":"%customer_full_name%","email":"%customer_email%","phone":"%customer_phone%"}}
I hope that helps.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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