#JeremyFlight
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icy ginkgo
Hi! Let me help you with this.
shrewd lagoon
Thanks
icy ginkgo
stripe.confirmPayment(): https://stripe.com/docs/payments/accept-a-payment?platform=web&ui=elements#web-submit-payment
shrewd lagoon
Ah, OK. That's exactly what I was trying!
Let me just check what error I was getting...
I get this error:
IntegrationError: Your code called confirmPayment() but you passed a client_secret associated with a SetupIntent. Did you mean to call confirmSetup() instead?
icy ginkgo
Yes, then you need to use confirmSetup() if you use SetupIntents
shrewd lagoon
Does that take the same parameters?
icy ginkgo
shrewd lagoon
With my return_url, what do I need to get it to output in order for Stripe to be happy that everything's worked OK?
icy ginkgo
return_url is the location on your site that you want the customers to land onto after they've completed the purchase.
shrewd lagoon
Yes, that's fine - but do I need to make that page do anything with Stripe to complete the process?
icy ginkgo
No, that's not required.
shrewd lagoon
ok, so if my customer hits my “thank you” url, I know that their setup intent completed successfully with the payment details they entered?
icy ginkgo
It's best to do any post-purchase business logic using webhooks: https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks
shrewd lagoon
That’s fine They’re not buying anything at this stage: it’s just checking that they have valid payment details.
Am I able to make Stripe elements show a field for cardholder’s name as well as fields for card number, CVV etc. When using a payment element?
icy ginkgo
You can use the Address Element: https://stripe.com/docs/elements/address-element/collect-addresses?platform=web
shrewd lagoon
So I mount an address element and a payment element within the same HTML form?
icy ginkgo
Yes, then you can adjust what data you want to collect, and whether it's for shipping or for billing.
shrewd lagoon
OK, thank you
icy ginkgo
Happy to help!