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# Dynamic field by request parameter

### How to Use a URL Query Parameter as a Payment Price

The core idea is to add a hidden form field and leverage Elementor Dynamic tags with Request Parameters to prefill values from the URL. Then, in your payment settings, you can use **shortcodes** to link the form value with your payment process.

### Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Create a hidden field for the amount or even the price ID for a subscription

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2. Given a meaningful field ID and click the dynamic tag icon in the Default Value input box

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3. Choose **Site → Request Parameter** from the dynamic tag list and select GET type

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4. Copy the generated shortcode, then in the "Actions After Submit" list, add "Credit Card Submission" - this will display the Credit Card Submission tab where all your payment settings are located
5. Find the amount field in the payment settings and paste the shortcode.

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### Testing by giving an amount parameter in the URL

Test your setup by adding a `amount` parameter with a value in the URL, such as: <https://example.com/?p=1336&amount=100>

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