Emmanuel G.

[torn jungle]

Hello

Yep useStripe is async so you shouldn't render your element until it is resolved.

[wintry holly]

Okay thats good to know

Does that already get handled by the parent where I pass the promise into,

[torn jungle]

That's why in a lot of the samples you will see if (!stripe || !elements) { // Stripe.js has not yet loaded. // Make sure to disable form submission until Stripe.js has loaded. return; }

[wintry holly]

That just disables the button, Just to play it safe though make sure the promise resolved and then render after that has happened.

[torn jungle]

I suppose to clarify, you can render the Element if you so desire (that is actually going to be dependent on your Elements provider and loadStripe)

So yeah sorry I think I made that confusing

[wintry holly]

O so that wont load until the is handled

Then it should be good to go.

[torn jungle]

Right

[wintry holly]

Cool Thanks for the info.