Dynamic field by request parameter
When pricing or quantity requires pre-fill values from request parameters such as URL, our plugin supports retrieving these values and filling them directly into payment fields.
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:
Create a hidden field for the amount or even the price ID for a subscription
Given a meaningful field ID and click the dynamic tag icon in the Default Value input box
Choose Site â Request Parameter from the dynamic tag list and select GET type
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
Find the amount field in the payment settings and paste the shortcode.
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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