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I have installed Joomla 3.5. There are a default joomla registration form, image as follows:

Joomla Registration Form

So I want to integrate Pay-u-money payment gateway and users should enter card details in the same registration form before "Register" buttom. Image as given below: Payment Form

Any help ?

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  • What is the question? Please be specific and show us what you have tried (For example, include code.)
    – TryHarder
    Commented Aug 25, 2016 at 13:01

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My answer will reflect the specificity of your "question." You need to create to a user plugin and listen to the onContentPrepareForm event so you can inject your custom fields, making sure the context is com_users.registration. Then u need to hook into the onUserAfterSave or onUserBeforeSave event to capture the entered data and save.

A point of caution, I highly recommend you do not save customer credit card data in your Joomla database. You are exposing yourself and your customers to unnecessary liabilities in addition to a whole host of regulatory requirements when dealing with financial data.

If you do not simply transfer the client credit card data to your 3rd party payment platform and save a customer reference number for later access, you need to seriously reconsider the vendor you're using!

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To accomplish this I've used 3rd party extensions such as Fabrik and ChronoForms to create a custom registration form with a payment plug-in.

Check the sites for these extensions to see if they support Pay-u-money, I know a lot of payment processors are supported.

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Maybe you can try to complement and extend this with one extension, in this case you can find some options in the Extensions Directory, here you have the main category:

Two popular extensions are Membership Pro and PayPlans.


I am not affiliated with any of the extensions mentioned

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