8850 Form Payments 2016-2023

Hey y'all, welcome to another WordPress Wednesday. My name is Kori Ashton, here at Webtegrity in San Antonio, Texas. This is gonna be the last final series video today on our series of Gravity Forms. I want to walk you through what it looks like to basically create a checkout button. This could be something for maybe an event that you're having, and you want people to register and pay a small entry fee or a large entry fee. It doesn't matter. You're gonna be using PayPal as your gateway, but everything is actually gonna happen on your website. They're gonna be able to fill out all their information and click "Buy Now" or "Pay Now." Then, it'll kick them over to PayPal. They'll make their final detail information there of their credit card. So, we're gonna be using the SSL over on PayPal. That saves you a little bit of money. Then, they'll be jumping right back to your website, hopefully looking as seamlessly as possible. I'll walk you through the basic steps on that right now. I want to be sure to give a shout out to our awesome partners in this industry. These three companies are amazing if you're using WordPress. So, WP Engine gives awesome hosting. If you are looking for more accessibility and great customer service, you want to be checking out WP Engine. Then, we've also got WP Elevation. If you are an entrepreneur using WordPress, check them out. They've got an incredible area of resources for you and videos that you can watch to improve and grow your brand. And of course, there's WP 101. If you love WordPress tutorials just like this one, go check them out. Tell them I sent you their way. My name is Kori Ashton. I would appreciate...