Creating a payment form in WordPress is a relatively simple process. First, create a new file in your WordPress site’s functions folder called wp_pay_form.

php. Within this file, add the following code:.

set_allowed_actions(‘payment’); // Add fields to the payment form $form->add_field(‘first_name’, ‘required’, ‘name’); $form->add_field(‘last_name’, ‘required’, ‘name’); $form->add_field(’email’, ‘required’, ’email’); $form->add_field(‘password’, ‘required’, ‘password’); $form->add_field(‘credit_card_type’, ‘required’, ‘CC_type’); $form->add_field(‘credit_card_number’, ‘required’, ‘CC_number’); $form->add_field(‘expiry_date’, ‘required’, ‘date_of_expiration’); $form->add_field(‘cvv’, ‘required’, ‘cvv’); $form->add_field(‘amount’, ‘required’, ‘amount’); $form->set_submit(‘Submit’); } ?>

Within this file, you’ll need to create a number of fields for your payment form. The fields that you’ll need to create are:

first_name

last_name

email

password

CC_type
CC_number

expiry_date

cvv

amount

Within the constructor of the wp_pay_form() function, you’ll need to set up some configuration options for your form. The first option is set_allowed_actions().

Within this setting, you’ll need to specify the action that your form will allow users to take. This option can be set to either payment or login.

The next option is set_submit(). This setting will determine what button will be used to submit the form.

The options that you can set here are Submit or Cancel.

Finally, within the constructor of the wp_pay_form(), you’ll need to add the fields that you’ll be using in your form. The fields that you’ll need to add are:

Once you’ve added the fields to your form, you’ll need to provide a title for the form, as well as a description. You can also provide a heading for the form, which will be displayed in the header of your website when users are viewing your payment form.

Finally, you’ll need to provide a link to the form. You can do this by setting the link_to() function’s destination to the location of your form file. For example, if the form file is located at www.

example.com/wp-pay-form.php, you would use the following code:.

?>

My Payment Form