Payment Kit: Product doesn't show when making pricing tables
1.13.187 version number
Bug description (Required)
Describe the bug you found When making a pricing table within payment kit (product already made or making product through pricing tables), the product does not show. When making the product through pricing table, it appends a descriptor of the host blocklet (in my case it was wgring - did rocks), and doesnt retain the image that was used.
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- Using payment kit, create a product and attempt to make a pricing table.
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Describe what is wrong with the program Products not showing
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Describe what the normal behavior of the program should bbe Products shown for selection
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What's the price setup for your product? recurring or one-time?
The current design does not allow one-time payment products to be included a pricing table.
If you need to put one-time payment products into a pricing table, we will consider that as a feature request, 😄
That would be the case then, it was set for one-time.
What I was attempting to see, was if I could use payment kit for the ability and cost to mint 1 NFT from 8 separate factories simultaneously - since I did see an option for "mint nft to user", resulting in the buyer receiving 8 NFTs at once.
For that situation, does payment kit allow for multiple factories to be attached to one product within payment kit? or might there be a better way to accomplish this through nft suite/creator suite directly? or both ways?
Hmm, that's a new use case, I will discuss with our NFT Studio team on the best way to accomplish this.
Could some functionality of tweet token/token prize pool/virtual gift card be incorporated? 🤔
example:
those allow for a limit on quantity of X thing (inventory capabilities). [add:] "recharging" aspect is very close to inventory management in my opinion.