The plugin works great unless you have Google Pay or Apple pay express payment buttons being displayed. These buttons are dynamically added to both the cart and checkout pages, and are not blocked by the conditional payments plugin. This renders the plugin unusable for any site equipped with apple pay, google pay, or stripe. A user can simply click the express pay button and place an order for whatever is in their cart.
Can you implement a “feature” to fix this. It should be considered a bug actually, because at least in my case, the option to block Godaddy Payments – Google pay was explicitly shown in the settings for the app, even though the plungin is incapable of blocking it. As you can see, the rules for the other blocked payment methods show up in the debug display, but the rule for blocking Godaddy Payments – google pay does not even fire. Thanks
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Last updated: February 3, 2024
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I had the same problem and I’ve just solved it. We use Stripe to handle card payments and this is what I found eventually:
How do I manage payment methods in WooCommerce?
Navigate to WooCommerce > Settings > Payments > Stripe > Payment Methods. Locate the method(s) you’d like to enable under the Payments methods section. Check the box associated with the additional payment method(s) you’d like to enable. Click Save changes.
When I did this I discovered that Gpay was enabled (I guess by default after an upgrade?) and I have unchecked it.
Did you ever manage to fix this? Considering the Woocommerce team is purposely not replying here.. I’m facing the same issue.