2026 Updates: Deprecated CF Apps & Native Checkout Forms
Changes & Current Status:
In this 2018 thread, users experienced issues where the legacy Funnelish “Fancy Card” (Fancify) and PayPal apps would spontaneously vanish from their ClickFunnels order pages. This occurred due to the inherent instability of injecting third-party JavaScript into ClickFunnels, which was highly susceptible to DNS delays, caching errors, and browser ad-blockers.
These legacy apps (Fancy Card, PayPal Plugin) and the ClickFunnels tracking code requirements are completely deprecated. Today, Funnelish has evolved into a standalone Funnel Builder and eCommerce platform. You no longer need to inject custom scripts into ClickFunnels to get a beautiful checkout form or accept PayPal.
Up-to-Date Information for Native Checkouts & PayPal: Because you now build your funnels directly within Funnelish, your payment forms are native, lightning-fast, and immune to third-party script blocking.
1. Use the Native Payment Form: Open your funnel page in the Funnelish visual editor. Instead of relying on a “Fancy Card” script, simply drag and drop the native Payment Form (or 2-Step Form) element onto your page. It is beautifully designed by default and fully customizable in the left settings panel.
2. Add PayPal & Credit Cards Natively: To get your payment methods to appear, click on the Payment Form element on your canvas. In the left settings menu, click Edit payment options, then Add a new payment method. You can add Stripe, PayPal, Klarna, Cash on Delivery, and more.
3. 100% Stable Rendering: Because these forms are hosted natively by Funnelish and rendered server-side, they will never spontaneously disappear due to a ClickFunnels cache error or an iOS browser glitch.
Hello,
from the day of the other, the funelllish order form ist not visible. I´ve already send the order form link (PM)
I have activated the pay pal / fancy card plug-in but there are not any more on the order form.
then probably CF is taking some time to propagate your changes! perhaps a DNS cache delay, what you can do now is check your step’s preview (url) and see if it has your latest changes, you can also share that link with me as well
Please keep us posted.. I’m having similar issues.. the PayPal section appears sometimes, and other times it does not.. it seems to be “triggered” to appear after I make a significant change like swithching from PayPal v1 to v2, but then I check again in 6 hours and the PayPal section vanishes..
I’m curious if your fix is permanent or if you get the same issue.. thanks
That’s not true @ugcrew, but if it’s the case then it’s a MASSIVE bug you should let us know the exact url in which it takes place so we can check it,
Recently noticed that some users are having cache problems with their Cloudflare DNS being delayed, when they make changes to their funnels it takes longer than 2 minutes to propagate but that has nothing to do with Funnelish, taking into account that all Funnelish apps are realtime, so perhaps providing more details if still facing that problem will help finding the rout of the problem
Do you have an iPhone to test from? I’m not seeing the PayPal option on my order form from my iPhone SE, but it shows up fine on my wife’s LG Android.
To troubleshoot, first I cleared cookies and cache in Safari and reloaded my page. Still no PayPal. So next I installed a brand new browser on my phone that I never used before, Firefox. And still when I load the page in this new browser, no PayPal.
So unless the iPhone has some independent web cache that is shared between Safari and Firefox, I think I’ve found another bug.
Update: it’s now appearing on both browsers. It’s “fixed” now but I assure you I have done nothing to my Funnelish settings, Click Funnels settings, DNS, nadda for at least 24 hours now.
So to give a better idea of timelines: about 24 hours ago, PayPal was not appearing from my iPhone but it was on my wife’s phone. She was on a different cellular network than my phone. Fast forward to 1 hour ago, it wasn’t working from my phone still and I ran the Firefox test. And now in the present time, it’s appearing ok on my phone.
Yup that’s definitely a DNS problem, perhaps next time you can “purge” your Cloudflare cache for that website or funnel.
And we do test all the apps in as many browsers and devices as we can including iPhones, but mostly we rely on our users to point us to any bugs they might face and we fix them fast.
And if you use Cloudflare to deliver your scripts to my pages, why would it show an updated page and then a day later revert back to an old version of the page?