#BRData
naive remnant
desert pike
Hello. Can you share a request id? https://support.stripe.com/questions/finding-the-id-for-an-api-request
Also please don't expose api secret keys in here
You'll need to roll your key now: https://stripe.com/docs/keys#rolling-keys
That's sensitive data
desert pike
Yeah. You still need to roll it
desert pike
No that's a request to create a payment intent
Do you have multiple accounts?
Usually the no such payment intent errors come when you either use the wrong api key
Or use the stripe account header incorrectly
rancid zinc
Yes I have a "connected" test account
and I have my main account
Connected standard account
desert pike
pi_3NGjkgEVoNb8mE9201du68Lk exists on the
acct_1N5blfEVoNb8mE92 connect account
So you'll need to pass the stripe account header too when retrieving it
rancid zinc
What do you mean by that?
How do I pass that in when using this:
var service = new PaymentIntentService();
service.Get(paymentIntent);
desert pike
Well looks like there's an error
What does the message say? requestOptions is underlined in red
desert pike
One sec let me get back to you with the proper syntax
Oh ok so issue looks like the second argument is supposed to be the parameters sent to the request (like expand if you're using expansion). However, since you're not using any params in the request, you'd still need to send an empty object for the params. Try: service.Get(paymentIntent, new PaymentIntentGetOptions(), requestOptions)
rancid zinc
Got it that seemed to have worked
How do I get the status so I can check if the payment was successful or not from the service.Get method?
desert pike
Yeah because service isn't the payment intent
the result of service.Get is the payment intent
So assign it to a variable and print it out
desert pike
Well did you provide a payment method to charge?
rancid zinc
What I am doing is as soon as the pay button is hit it calls a custom function on my backend the check the payment status
I am using the test card number so I know its a successful payment
desert pike
Can you share the payment intent id you just printed out?
rancid zinc
whoops i think I know the issue
stripe.confirmPayment(): the confirmParams.return_url argument is required unless passing redirect: 'if_required'
I removed the return url from this method because I dont want the page to redirect at all
desert pike
Ah yep
rancid zinc
what can I put in there to stop it from redirecting?
desert pike
You can't
desert pike
So you need to also pass redirect: if_required. But return_url is necessary because some payment methods absolutely require a redirect. Card payments don't. So if you pass the return_url and redirect: if_required w/ a card payment then you won't be redirected
desert pike
No
Look at the docs: https://stripe.com/docs/js/payment_intents/confirm_payment
param is called redirect
desert pike
What's the message/response body?
rancid zinc
It has to do with the redirect
desert pike
What does it say
desert pike
That's because redirect isn't supposed to be in confirmParams
Look at the docs I sent
desert pike
That should be right
rancid zinc
So i put it in as a method param
desert pike
Is ^ not working?
rancid zinc
I dont think so.
desert pike
What's the response this time?
rancid zinc
desert pike
Which sample code out of curiosity?
rancid zinc
Wait I am figuring out what is happening
I think its a race condition
Yeah 100% a race condition
That is the javascript - if you look at reportrequest that is when it is calling the service.Get function to check the status of the payment
Is there a better time that this should be called?
desert pike
Ah yeah that's why you should use webhooks
That'll enable you to receive a request on your endpoint from Stripe's servers when the payment intent succeeds
rancid zinc
Yeah I was hoping there was a way I could do it without webhooks