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What do you mean with "workaround"?
See the tooltips in the stripe form plugin for settings.
I hope so, but i don't know.Did you configure the stripe form plugin correctly?
Joomla version : 3.9.10Which exact Joomla and Fabrik versions are you running?
What do you mean by "a calculated form field"? A calc element?
-- hugh
I don't think a calc will work for that, as I think the Stripe code runs before the calc element code, although I'd have to do some testing to be sure.
But if you are calculating the cost, the best bet is to use the eval'ed cost option in the Stripe plugin, and do the calculation there. You have access to the $formModel->formData[] array with all the submitted data in it.
-- hugh
echo "<pre>";print_r($total);exit;
So in the Stripe plugin, Price tab, Cost field (with Eval=YES) it should be something likethe best bet is to use the eval'ed cost option in the Stripe plugin, and do the calculation there. You have access to the $formModel->formData[] array with all the submitted data in it.
Where are you running this code, in the Stripe plugin (where exactly) or a php plugin?
I don't have a Stripe account but @cheesegrits said