Developer APIs

Leverage our built-in APIs or WordPress filters for some advanced usages

WordPress Filters

apply_filters( 'elementor_pay_addons/forms/record/actions_before', $record, $this )

apply_filters('elementor_pay_addons/api/checkout_session_args', $session);

apply_filters( 'elementor_pay_addons/webhook/event', $event);

apply_filters( 'elementor_pay_addons/form/create_customer', $customer_params );

apply_filters( 'elementor_pay_addons/form/create_payment_intent', $payment_intent );

apply_filters('elementor_pay_addons/form/create_subscription', $subscription_params);

apply_filters( 'elementor_pay_addons/form/create_checkout_session', $checkout_session );

apply_filters('elementor_pay_addons/email/format_string', str_replace($find, $replace, $string), $this);

apply_filters('elementor_pay_addons/email/headers', $header, $this->id, $this->object, $this);

apply_filters('elementor_pay_addons/email/from_name', get_option('epa_email_sender_from_name'), $this, $from_name);

Access Stripe Instance in front-end JS

Make sure to fetch the form handlers after DOM is ready.

Let's say you want to get Stripe payment element in Checkout Element Form:

jQuery('.elementor-widget-form')[0].epaFormHandler.stripeElement.getElement('payment')

Let's say you want to get Stripe card element in Checkout Credit Card Form:

jQuery('.elementor-widget-form')[0].epaFormHandler.stripeElement.getElement('card')

Then we can execute the Stripe native method such as update in the front end.

jQuery('.elementor-widget-form')[0].epaFormHandler.stripeElement.update({ amount: total });