Open timothyjoh opened 12 years ago
Hi,
I wrote some code to handle subscriptions quite a while back but I haven't committed that to the gem yet - it needs more testing. If you would like, I can push it to a branch and you can try it out in your code and help me kick the tires on it a little more. How soon do you need it?
Thanks,
Adam
Oh, I would love it today if you can. That would be good, maybe I could finish it up sometime this week.
I'll try. I need to go fire up an older machine of mine and pull the code out. Let me see what I can do tonight - I can't make any promises though.
Adam
On Sun, Sep 16, 2012 at 4:40 PM, Timothy Johnson notifications@github.comwrote:
Oh, I would love it today if you can. That would be good, maybe I could finish it up sometime this week.
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A.R. Medeiros
No problem if not, I appreciate it though.
Just wanted to follow up with you about the recurring payments. I went forward without that feature, but allowed the customers to make progress payments manually of 1/3, and the app has been live for 2 weeks and doing great.
I would love to circle back around, and implement real recurring payments, if you have a chance to send over the code, great. Otherwise I will probably dive into it next week myself.
Thanks for your help! and thanks for the library!
In my application, we are sending out an estimate with a button to allow the recipient to pay via the WePay iframe, the full amount of the estimate.
This seems to work, however we would also like to add the ability to make an auto-recurring payment, so we would split up the invoice total in thirds, and let the recipient pay in 3 monthly installments.
When I pass into the checkout_params, the keys of :period, :auto_recur, and :end_time, the Rails Gem coughs it back. I wonder if this is just something the current Gem doesn't support, or do I need to issue it another way?