#BrittanyG
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Hi there, can you share with me the invoice ID?
in_1MFSKQHMpSuzVCWYuVZDYm8S
I don't see any request to pay this invoice, can you share with me the request ID? Here's how you can find it: https://support.stripe.com/questions/finding-the-id-for-an-api-request
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req_ShPx9LunvPwapC
OK, this is a request to pay a different invoice
https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_FOmG0Z0mdD0QJD this invoice was already paid in this request, and that's why you got a error when attempting to pay it again.
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Ok. So I am looking at the logs and it looks like when I click the pay button in my app. It pays it on the first request and then tries to pay it again for some reason. I only have one action on my front end to pay the invoice but for some reason it is running it twice. Here is the first request id that went through successfully req_ju7h3gC8TeLNrC. And then 1 second later it runs again to bring up the error. Do you know why that is?
Nevermind. That is sending the invoice correct.
Yes, that request was to send the invoice, not pay it.
Ok. So when I view all of my invoices, it says that they are open and that automatic collection was turned off. From the documentation it says that collection_method will default to charge_automatically.
I checked in_1MFMVdHMpSuzVCWYBudlURcQ , this is an one-off invoice and it's collection_method is send_invoice. Which doc did you read that says it default to charge_automatically ?
https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_UfpmVoG8z00HkN this invoice was created with collection_method set to send_invoice
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