A guide about form shortcodes and form names.
A shortcode is a text command inserted into a Wordpress page that renders a form.
A WP Full Pay shortcode contains parameters that uniquely identify a form:
Here is a shortcode example:
[fullstripe_form name="paymentInlineDefault" type="inline_payment"]
You can insert a form into a page by following these steps:
You have to save the form to be able to use its shortcode.
You can use the “Shortcode” action to display the shortcode of the form:
A popup appears with the shortcode selected, and can copy it to the clipboard:
You can insert a form shortcode into any place in Wordpress that can deal with shortcodes.
You can insert the shortcode directly into a page as a block:
In the following example the form shortcode is inserted into a pricing table:
That’s it!
Don’t forget to publish the page into which the shortcode was inserted.
Here comes the list of all form shortcodes you can use in WP Full Pay.
(“formName” is a placeholder for the actual form name)
Inline payment form:
[fullstripe_form name="formName" type="inline_payment"]
Checkout payment form:
[fullstripe_form name="formName" type="checkout_payment"]
Inline subscription form:
[fullstripe_form name="formName" type="inline_subscription"]
Checkout subscription form:
[fullstripe_form name="formName" type="checkout_subscription"]
Inline donation form:
[fullstripe_form name="formName" type="inline_donation"]
Checkout donation form:
[fullstripe_form name="formName" type="checkout_donation"]
Inline save card form:
[fullstripe_form name="formName" type="inline_save_card"]
Checkout save card form:
[fullstripe_form name="formName" type="checkout_save_card"]
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