Stripe for Invoice Rocket has been updated to 1.2
The new update to the Stripe extension adds an improved user experience for your customers and also some nice workflow enhancements.
When a customer successfully pays invoice they will receive immediate feedback on screen indicating a successful transaction. Upon a successful transaction the invoice will also automatically be updated to Paid status with the current date and payment method that was used.
In the admin interface there are now some additional fields you where will need to enter your live and secret keys into, and also an optional test mode just in case you wanted to do a dry run first.
As an additional precaution, if you accidentally enter your secret key into the wrong field, a warning will appear next to the field in question and the Save Settings button will be disabled until you fix that problem. This will avoid putting you in a situation where you accidentally make your secret key public.
And finally, you can specify the transaction label that appears in your Stripe dashboard next to paid invoices. The invoice number will automatically be appended to this.
Look for the update nag in WordPress admin now.
Mike Ott
Michael is a veteran web designer / developer / usability evangelist, product engineer of Rocket Apps, official Judge for the annual Australian Web Awards 2011 to present and a stickler for detail.
Task Rocket June Updates (v4.9.9.3)
Task Rocket has received an update to the contextual secondary navigation user interface. It’s about time.
Keep readingLessons learned from supporting WordPress plugins
As the developer, you want to give the best possible level of support to your customers, but often due to circumstances out of your control, it can be impossible or extremely difficult.
Keep readingHow to include a custom stylesheet for any given page in WordPress
One of my biggest pet peeves with website presentation is how inefficient it can be to manage. Let’s see if we can improve the situation.
Keep readingHow to increase the WordPress memory limit, and why you should
Some of the most common WordPress errors are related to a lack of available memory, specifically how much PHP memory WordPress needs compared how much it is able to use.
Keep readingMeet the Rocket Apps plugin manager
The Rocket Apps plugin manager idea was spawned after I received a few complaints about how much side nav real-estate the plugins were using. I could not agree more.
Keep readingA change of direction, and some important product update information
Starting today, Rocket Apps will be launching an updated website and a new business model. The primary products, both Task Rocket and Invoice Rocket, will now be free.
Keep reading