Open Upperholme opened 4 years ago
In my opinion, cf-civicrm orders and contributions only really support stripe and auth.net as there needs to be data binding to the various variables. It would require extra hooks with the relevant bindings to enable other payments.
How do you get to the Authorize.net transaction ID for an order processor? When looking at the magic tag list, it doesn't identify the Caldera forms Authorize payment processor added to the form.
Just a FYI. We developed a payment processor for Caldera Forms using the eWAY Rapid API, see https://github.com/agileware/cf-eway
And we use this with Caldera Forms CiviCRM.
@agileware-justin Thank you for your reply, but we are already using Authorize.net for this client and looking to find out how to access the transaction ID from the Authorize.net processor to set in the Order processor. Seems in the examples, the payment processor is Stripe and uses stripe:id for the transaction ID, but I need this for Authorize.net. We are using the SIngle Payment processor if that helps any.
https://civicrm.org/blog/danaskallman/caldera-forms-civicrm-cfc-for-donations-and-membership
Addressing the original issue question:
Does this plugin support Caldera's Paypal express processor, enabling memberships tote bought and the transaction recorded in Civi?
Yes, we have used PayPal Express successfully with Caldera Forms CiviCRM. PayPal Express plugin is available here, https://github.com/agileware/cf-paypal-express
@rbaugh maybe open a separate issue for your specific query
OK, so I found the Magic Tags that Stripe processor is setting, just not seeing this for Authroize.Net. I have a ticket in with Caldera since they built the Authorize.net processor.
Not a feature request, rather just seeking clarification. Does this plugin support Caldera's Paypal express processor, enabling memberships tote bought and the transaction recorded in Civi? I ask as the available information sort of implies that all of Caldera's payment add-ons are supported, but there's nothing explicitly on this that I can find. And the changeling makes reference to just Stripe and (I think) authorize.net support in an earlier version.
Thanks for a great plugin.