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Remove submit field from payment settings#2231

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The pull request modifies the FrmTransLiteAction class in the stripe/models/FrmTransLiteAction.php file. The changes introduce a new mechanism for handling skipped fields in the show_fields_dropdown method. A new @since annotation is added to document the ability to pass a skipped_fields key in the $field_atts parameter, which by default skips the submit field type. The method now includes logic to conditionally render form fields based on the provided attributes.

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stripe/models/FrmTransLiteAction.php - Added @since documentation comment for show_fields_dropdown method
- Implemented logic to skip fields based on skipped_fields attribute

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stripe/models/FrmTransLiteAction.php (1)

161-162: Update the @since version placeholder.

The @since tag contains a placeholder version "x.x". Please replace it with the actual version number where this feature is being introduced.

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stripe/models/FrmTransLiteAction.php (2)

171-174: LGTM! Clean implementation of field skipping logic.

The implementation properly handles skipping the submit field type from payment settings while maintaining backward compatibility. Good use of the FrmSubmitHelper::FIELD_TYPE constant and strict type comparison.

Also applies to: 182-185


171-174: Verify impact on existing forms.

While the implementation is backward compatible, let's verify that no existing forms rely on submit fields in their payment settings.

✅ Verification successful

Submit field exclusion from payment settings is safe

The implementation is safe and logical as submit fields are only used for form submission control, not for payment processing. Payment calculations are handled through price fields, and submit buttons only manage form submission state.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for any payment actions that might reference submit fields
echo "Searching for potential submit field references in payment actions..."
rg -l "FrmSubmitHelper|submit.*field" --type php

# Search for any form configurations that might use submit fields in payment settings
echo "Searching for form configurations using submit fields in payment settings..."
ast-grep --pattern 'post_content.*submit.*payment'

Length of output: 1301


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check how submit fields are used in Stripe controller
echo "Checking submit field usage in Stripe controller..."
rg "submit.*field|FrmSubmitHelper" -B 2 -A 2 stripe/controllers/FrmStrpLiteActionsController.php

# Check for any direct dependencies on submit fields in payment processing
echo "Checking payment processing logic..."
rg "process.*payment.*submit|submit.*payment" -B 2 -A 2 stripe/

Length of output: 21437

@Crabcyborg Crabcyborg added this to the 6.18 milestone Jan 27, 2025
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Thanks @truongwp!

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@Crabcyborg Crabcyborg merged commit 5662b18 into master Jan 27, 2025
@Crabcyborg Crabcyborg deleted the remove-submit-field-from-dropdown branch January 27, 2025 19:24
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