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[chilly adder]

Can you share a bps_xxx ID?

[low monolith]

what is a bps id and where to find it?

[chilly adder]

It's the ID of a portal session object you're creating

Or are you not creating them via the API, just creating/mutating configurations?

How are you redirecting users to the portal today?

[low monolith]

I have a CustomerPortal endpoint on my server side, in it I'm calling the ConfigurationFeaturesOptions to set all needed parameters, and in the same end point I'm using the ConfigurationCreateOptions and SessionCreateOptions. In the latter I'm returning a session.url to the front and redirecting users using this url

[chilly adder]

Ok, so can you share the bps_xxx ID that is returned by your session creation call?

[low monolith]

bps_1MgPZuE2PVITNBans1QBf55x

[chilly adder]

That session is using this configuration: bpc_1MeGPdE2PVITNBanKkiEO75h, created here: https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_s4oRP8rsLHZk2X

Looks like you set the headline to be Cactus Practice partners with Stripe for simplified billing

[low monolith]

although I changed it in mty

in my code*

I think the problem here is that var options2 is not used in the session creation

I'm new to .net and back-end dev in general so there may be beginner mistakes in the code

[chilly adder]

Hard to say without seeing the code that creates the session

[low monolith]

var options3 = new SessionCreateOptions
{
Customer = "cus_xxx",
ReturnUrl = "https://example.com/account",
};
var service = new SessionService();
var session = service.Create(options3);

        return Ok(session.Url);

directly after ConfigurationCreateOptions shown in the screen shot above

[chilly adder]

Well you're not passing the configuration parameter on creation: https://stripe.com/docs/api/customer_portal/sessions/create?lang=dotnet#create_portal_session-configuration

[low monolith]

I see

now I undertand why it didn't work the first time

will try it out, thank you for your time!

[chilly adder]

np