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Brand New Release: PayPal Checkout Add-On 3.7

By Gravity Forms Published October 12, 2024

Gravity Forms is pleased to announce the release of the PayPal Checkout Add-On 3.7. This update contains a number of fixes, including…

• Fixed an issue that can sometimes cause a fatal error processing a subscription feed.
• Fixed an issue where the incorrect PayPal buttons can render when switching between feeds based on conditional logic.

PayPal Payments for WordPress and Gravity Forms

Thanks to the Gravity Forms PayPal Checkout Add-On, taking online payments on your WordPress website is very straightforward.

Equally suited to those selling physical products and digital downloads online as it is for anyone collecting recurring fees for access to membership content or processing donations, the Gravity Forms PayPal Checkout Add-On boasts an extensive range of features, including…

• Multiple Payment Options – PayPal, Venmo, Pay Later options, and country-specific payment methods on nearly any device are all accepted with this add-on.
• One-Time and Subscription Payments – Whether you want to sell products and one-time services via single payments or set up and collect recurring donations and subscription payments, you can do so with the PayPal Checkout Add-On.
• Authorize and Capture – Ideal for taking down payments and deposits, this functionality can authorize a payment and then capture or collect it later.
• Process Refunds – Provide responsive customer service by quickly processing refunds from your WordPress dashboard, with no need to log into PayPal.
• Integrate With Other Gravity Forms Add-Ons – Thanks to compatibility with other Gravity Forms Add-Ons, you can charge a fee for post creation, collect registration fees, and set up subscriptions using the Advanced Post Creation Add-On and the User Registration Add-On.

More information covering the PayPal Checkout Add-On can be found in the Gravity Forms documentation.

PayPal Checkout Add-On 3.6 Changelog

• Added support for the new form validation placement setting.
• Added additional logging statements when checking the webhook status and when manually setting the webhook ID.
• Updated the PayPal field to support the new form theme asset loading system from GFAddOn.
• Updated the field settings to be compatible with Gravity Forms 2.9.0.
• Updated error messages in the form editor to use a dialog instead of an alert with Gravity Forms 2.9.0.
• Fixed an issue where the PayPal field allows non-supported card types to bypass validation and submit the form.
• API: Removed the deprecated form Theme Framework global CSS API properties.