#ronlove
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Hi @peak oyster please remove your email address in the chat, discord is a public place so everyone can see it.
ok thanks i did it
If anyone has a solution for me for the language problem, I would appreciate help in solving the issue
I'm afraid that Hebrew is not a locale that Stripe support at this moment.
Please refer to this https://stripe.com/docs/js/appendix/supported_locales for the list of locales that Stripe supports
True, there is no support in Hebrew.
That's why I was told to write to you here, maybe someone has an idea how to solve the problem.
What is my way to make the clearing pages and invoices be in Hebrew? pay some service from the outside or something like that
Does anyone have an idea and experience on the subject?
Maybe you want to build your own checkout page and embed a Stripe PaymentElement in it ? https://stripe.com/docs/payments/payment-element
Does this mean that I can build in Elementor in WordPress on my site a clearing page in Hebrew and insert the stripe clearing part into it and make everything be in Hebrew?
What is this clearing part ?
I mean the payment page.
To build it myself in WordPress, and then somehow transplant the stripe clearing
Then everything will be in Hebrew.
Also, I checked the link you sent me. For some reason I don't see that it supports the shekel currency ils
THis is just a demo page. ILS is one of the presentment currencies that Stripe support, see https://stripe.com/docs/currencies#presentment-currencies
And I'd suggest you to get started with PaymentElement by using this integration guide https://stripe.com/docs/payments/accept-a-payment?platform=web&ui=elements
Stunning,
Does this mean that everything written on the payment page of the credit card as"
Name of the card holder, card number and all the instructions in English, can I change them individually to Hebrew and simply embed the clearing part on the website?
Cardholder name is not a required field for card payment, but I'm afraid that PaymentElement doesn't support Hebrew locale at this moment.
I understand, so it probably won't help.
Do you know of a plugin that can be combined with stipe that can help me translate everything?
Or in any case it is not possible
A workaround will be using the combination of cardNumber, cardExpiry and cardCvc, where you can specify a Hebrew translation to the placeholder (https://stripe.com/docs/js/elements_object/create_element?type=cardNumber#elements_create-options-placeholder) of each of them
This is how you start with cardElement https://stripe.com/docs/payments/card-element