Hi I’m using the Mollie add-on in a gravity form. In the test-mode I can choose the payment-status in Ideal. How can I handle the payment status after returning back in the website,
Best regards,
Raoul
Hi Raoul. Our Mollie Add-On typically handles most of that. What are you experiencing and how do you want to change that?
Hi Chris,
I still have two questions:
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What values give the Mollie add-on back to a gravity Form and how can I use those values, because when the payment is succeeded I want to return a different message to a user than when a payment is aborted.
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I have used options in my gravity form, but now I have option-circles. Can I change that. See screenshot. And Also I want to have more space between labeltext en options.
Kind regards,
Raoul
For the layout issues, please share the URL with us, or open a support ticket and include the URL here:
https://www.gravityforms.com/open-support-ticket/technical/
For this question:
What values give the Mollie add-on back to a gravity Form and how can I use those values, because when the payment is succeeded I want to return a different message to a user than when a payment is aborted.
The Mollie Add-On doesn’t currently support using different confirmations based on the payment status. As a workaround, if using a Text confirmation is acceptable to you, you could use the {entry:payment_status} merge tag and conditional shortcodes on a Default Confirmation set to Text type to show different messages based on the payment status saved to the entry.
You can find instructions for conditional shortcodes here: https://docs.gravityforms.com/conditional-shortcode/
And the payment status modifier for the entry merge tag here: https://docs.gravityforms.com/entry-merge-tag/#-payment-status
For example, you can use the following to show a message only for Paid transactions:
[gravityforms action="conditional" merge_tag="{entry:payment_status}" condition="is" value="Paid"]
Thanks for your payment!
[/gravityforms]
Or a specific message for not Paid transactions:
[gravityforms action="conditional" merge_tag="{entry:payment_status}" condition="isnot" value="Paid"]
Sorry! Your payment failed.
[/gravityforms]
Let us know if you have any other questions.
Hy Chris,
Here is the url for the layout issue:
https://pyxidistest1.nl/vriend-worden/
Kind regards,
Raoul
Hi Raoul. It looks like your theme is applying some custom styles to the form elements. How does the Gravity Forms form look when you view it with a theme like Twenty Twenty or in the form preview? Can you share screenshots of the form with the Twenty Twenty theme if you’re still seeing an issue? Thank you.
Hi Chris,
On the Twenty Twenty it looks good. What can I do to force the form not to take the theme custom styles?
Kind regards,
Raoul
You will need to override the theme styles with more specific styles for Gravity Forms, so those styles take precedence. You can use the built-in browser developer console tools to inspect the elements, one element at a time, to determine what the conflicting style is, and then write a more specific style targeting Gravity Forms only. It is not difficult but you will need to know some CSS to come up with the rules.
See this article for where the place your CSS once you have it:
You can add this CSS to your theme (or child theme) stylesheet or via the Appearance Customizer (Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS):
See also this article for additional information about placing CSS snippets: https://docs.gravityforms.com/where-to-put-your-custom-css/
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