Hello. I have an issue similar to that onhttps://wpml.org/forums/topic/strings-on-stripe-add-on-for-gravity-forms/. I have a donation form with options to give monthly, annually, or one time. The English form has three Stripe feeds, one for each of these options. On the Spanish version the credit card field won't show and displays an error that translates to "The credit card field will be initialized when the condition is met." The credit card field is has no conditional logic attached to it and the only thing I can imagine is that my Stripe feeds are the problem, since they're in English. I don't see a way to create Spanish feeds to mirror the English ones. Can you please help with this?
Looking through some information online I am able to see that this message is related to conditional payments, please review the backend and verify that this is not the case.
if you do have a conditional payment it's possible the id it's looking for or the 'condition' does not match in the translation.
Hi Bobby,
Yes I have translated the form and no there is no condition on the credit card field. There are three Stripe feeds on the form which are conditional so that one of them is used for a submission depending on the user selection.
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I was able to create a standard form and it seems to work ok hidden link
However, when I review the stripe settings for the donations form there is indeed some conditional logic in the feeds as you mentioned.
The problem that I notice here is that the condition option is blank, which might cause this behavior.
I did a duplicate and added a conditional form you will notice that it's working as expected, the notice is showing and the moment you select $50 it displays.
Hi Bobby,
Ok I added a label for the donation frequency fields on the donation form and it didn't make a difference. Again the credit card field itself has no conditional logic, just the Stripe feeds. This works correctly on the English version and has for years (this form is a duplicate of a pre-existing form on a previous version of the website). When I switch to Spanish the credit card field is still showing the error.
I notice that your new donation form uses the donation amount for the Stripe feed while mine uses the donation frequency. When I switch one of the feeds on my form to donation amount and choose that amount on the front end the problem resolves. I left the monthly and one-time feeds alone and just changed the annual feed to donation amount of $50. If I choose any frequency and $50 the credit card field displays correctly.
Can you help me figure out why frequency would be the problem for WPML? I can't imagine a reason why this would work in English but not in Spanish, and why donation amount would work for both.
The only thing I can think of is that WPML recognizes $50 in either language but that since the donation frequency field choices are only available in English it's not considering the condition as being met. If you agree, why aren't those choices being translated or what's the workaround?
I did add a name for the field, trying both the front end label field and the admin label field, and it made no difference. I did this on the original form and not on the copy you made.
I figured out the issue. It's working with the conditional logic of the $ amount because it's the same in both languages, however in Spanish Per Month is Por Mes and the system is looking for Per Month.
Afterwards, I went to WPML->String Translation->Searched for Per Month and translated the value back to Per Month which seems to work now.
