| 开发者 | kubelio |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年7月22日 15:49 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
yourdomain.com/payment-confirmation — no setup needed.
Want to use a different page instead? Just place the [kubelio_payment_confirmation] shortcode on any page or post of your choice.
Features
/wp-content/plugins/ directory, or install the plugin through the Plugins screen in WordPress directly.No. Bank account details are read directly from WooCommerce → Settings → Payments → Direct bank transfer, so there's only one place to manage them.
Yes. The "Applicable Payment Methods" setting lets you mark any active gateway as requiring manual confirmation.
Yes — approving moves the order to the status configured in Settings (Processing by default). Submitting proof and rejecting a confirmation do not change the order's WooCommerce status; only the plugin's own internal record does.
Wherever you enable it in Settings: the Thank You page, My Account's order detail page, My Account's order list, and/or a button in the customer's order confirmation email.
No. Guests and registered members can both submit and track their confirmation the same way.
Yes. The plugin relies on WooCommerce's own hooks and templates rather than theme-specific markup, so it works with any properly coded WooCommerce theme.
No. The plugin creates a "Payment Confirmation" page automatically on activation, available at yourdomain.com/payment-confirmation. If you'd rather use a different page, add the [kubelio_payment_confirmation] shortcode to any page or post.
Yes. Proof files can contain sensitive banking details (account numbers, names, amounts), so they're never stored in the public Media Library and never linked to directly. Each file is saved with a randomized name in a protected folder, and every view — from wp-admin's review screens — goes through an access-controlled endpoint gated by admin permission. There's no public URL to guess, share, or accidentally have indexed by a search engine.
Optionally, yes. Under Kubelio → Confirmation → Upload Proof, "Resize Large Images" (on by default) shrinks oversized photos down to your site's own Media Settings "Large size" limit, and "Convert to WebP" (off by default) can re-encode them to a smaller format. Both keep storage usage and email attachment size down without needing to resize photos yourself before uploading. Neither ever enlarges a smaller image or applies to PDF uploads.
Only once, and only as a real attachment — never as a link. The "Confirmation Received" email sent right after a customer submits their proof includes the file itself as an attachment (this can be turned off in settings). No other notification email — to the admin or the customer — includes the proof file in any form, by attachment or by link.