Sadness ;'(

[wheat citrus]

Hi!

So what you want to do in this case is set redirect: if_required (https://stripe.com/docs/js/payment_intents/confirm_payment#confirm_payment_intent-options-redirect)

Then for something like a Card PaymentMethod the customer won't be redirected, and you can then handle the redirect yourself

[fast gyro]

I did it already

But what for example for iDEAL?

I mean the redirects that are triggered by stripe.js

That are required to complete payment

[wheat citrus]

Yeah no this isn't possible to stop the redirect from occurring for a bank-based redirect. You would just redirect again after that point if you want to handle it yourself

[fast gyro]

Then how is it done here? https://stripe.com/docs/payments/ideal/accept-a-payment?platform=web&ui=element#web-handle-redirect Is it possible to do it with payment element simillar way?

To clarify I use payment element

One of your folks suggested me this, but I was quite not sure how to correctly do it with payment element: #1064563452623994880 message

[wheat citrus]

That is handling confirmation server-side

Not client-side

[fast gyro]

Ah I see

Is there really no way to handle the redirect manually?

[wheat citrus]

Not with Payment Element, no. Since you are relying on client-side confirmation.

Like if you try to set return_url when you create the PaymentIntent you will see an error that states you can only set that if you are also passing confirm: true

There actually would be a really hacky workaound here where you listen for the selector for Payment Element then if the customer selects a bank-based redirect and hits "pay", then instead of calling confirmPayment you create a new (ideal for example) PaymentMethod and PaymentIntent server-side and confirm it while setting return_url

Then you can handle the redirect yourself

But that is super hacky and I don't recommend it

[fast gyro]

Yeah but stripe sends the required redirect url to banking-site to client, why I can not just use it and redirect user to it?

What are problems with it.

Why is it needed to confirm payment on the server?

[fast gyro]

@rugged sable Could you take a look at this thread?

[rugged sable]

Hi one moment

Unfortunately there's not another way other than what my colleague outlined above

[fast gyro]

What if i will confirm the payment directly via API?

[rugged sable]

On the server? If so, that is server-side confirmation which is a different flow (the one you linked before)

[fast gyro]

Why is it needed to confirm payment on the server?
Stripe sends the required redirect url to banking-site to client, why I can not just use it and redirect user to it?

[fast gyro]

No, on the client

Client somehow gets this url

It's not a magic

[rugged sable]

Yeah but there's not a way to redirect manually

As my colleague stated

[fast gyro]

Any workarounds? For example creating a payment method from payment element and then confirming it manually?

It is kind of confusing

[rugged sable]

#1066075784445444126 message

That's the only one I can think of

[fast gyro]

OK, thanks

Thanks for your help, I will think more about this problem and if I would need help, I will ask on dev-help. Have a good day!