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Custom PayPal Multi-Account Connector for GF

This custom WordPress plugin allows you to connect a Secondary PayPal Account to Gravity Forms, selectively processing payments to a different PayPal account based on user input, while bypassing the primary PayPal Checkout (PPCP) feed.

by Aliyan Faisal · github.com/aliyanfaisal/paypal-multi-account-connector-for-gravity-forms

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Install

No release zip yet. The repository archive installs, but the folder name will carry the branch suffix and updates will not flow:

wp plugin install https://github.com/aliyanfaisal/paypal-multi-account-connector-for-gravity-forms/archive/refs/heads/master.zip
Readme github.com/aliyanfaisal/paypal-multi-account-connector-for-gravity-forms ↗

This custom WordPress plugin allows you to connect a Secondary PayPal Account to Gravity Forms, selectively processing payments to a different PayPal account based on user input, while bypassing the primary PayPal Checkout (PPCP) feed.

Features

  • Secondary PayPal Account Integration: Seamlessly route specific payments to a secondary PayPal account.
  • Dynamic Trigger Logic: Define a target Form ID, Field ID, and specific Field Value. When the user selects this value, the transaction is dynamically switched to the secondary PayPal account.
  • Environment Support: Switch easily between Live and Sandbox environments via the settings page.
  • Automated Webhooks Setup: One-click automated webhook generation and configuration for the secondary PayPal account to synchronize payment statuses securely.
  • Entry Meta Tracking: Highlights in the Gravity Forms Entry details which PayPal account (Primary or Secondary) was used, and logs the respective transaction IDs correctly.

Installation

  1. Upload the plugin folder gravity-forms-paypal-multi-account to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, or install the ZIP file via the WordPress plugins page.
  2. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress.
  3. Ensure that Gravity Forms and the Gravity Forms PayPal Checkout Add-On are already installed and active.

Configuration

  1. In your WordPress admin dashboard, navigate to PayPal Multi-Account in the sidebar.
  2. Environment: Choose between Sandbox and Live modes.
  3. Credentials: Enter your Client ID and Secret for the chosen environment.
  4. Webhook: Once credentials are saved, click Automatically Setup Webhook to let the plugin create the proper endpoints on your PayPal app.
    • Alternatively, you can copy the provided webhook URL and set it up manually in your PayPal Developer Dashboard.
  5. Trigger Logic:
    • Target Form ID: Enter the ID of the Gravity Form you want to target.
    • Trigger Field ID: Enter the ID of the specific field (like a radio button or dropdown) that determines the account choice.
    • Trigger Value: Enter the precise value that should activate the switch to the secondary PayPal account.

How It Works

  • The plugin conditionally hooks into Gravity Forms. If the user's selection matches the Trigger Value, the default PayPal integration is intercepted.
  • A separate PayPal SDK script with a unique namespace (paypalAccount2) is loaded to handle the secondary account checkout.
  • Upon successful payment:
    • The plugin captures the order using the secondary account credentials.
    • The entry is updated with the secondary payment details, marked as "Paid", and the default Gravity Forms PayPal Checkout feed is bypassed to prevent duplicate captures.
    • The custom entry highlight clearly identifies that the Secondary Account was used.

Author

Aliyan Faisal