One issue prevents me from switching completely from GF
WP Ninja Team: Can you all just hide the credit card field when a 100% coupon is entered for a product? Gravity Forms does this well, so I know FluentForms could do this. This is the main issue I have with FluentForms right now. You all gave me a workaround to take the user to stripe for payment, but the hiding of the credit card field should be inline on the form and I don't want the user to go to stripe to complete their transaction. It was told to me that it would be sent as an "improvement request", but this is a logical usability issue to me. Please... in the next update...please.
Lukman Nakib can we fix this issue in the next version?
By they, you can make the payment method element as conditional so show only when the payment total is greater than 0.
Shahjahan Jewel That would be ideal. I've tried to figure out hiding the payment field with a hidden numeric input with the payment summary, but I can't figure out the calculation to do that. If there was a Payment Total field, that would help.
We will add this to our release
Shahjahan Jewel Lukman Nakib It would be useful to have a form total as a built-in conditional logic option. For things like if the total is under $35 show or hide an additional field without having to do a manual calculation... GF has this option built in.
I would also like to see a more modern inline credit card input for Stripe like what is used on FluentCart (and GF)
Excellent request. I currently have an html field that simply states:
"You may receive a coupon that marks the price at 100% off. We still require a credit card for verification purposes. You will not be charged if you receive that coupon."
That said, I'm not sure how much friction that produces (and reduction in registrations).