deepakkumarwizniche_67815

[severe furnace]

await this.stripeObj.confirmSetup(this.clientSecret, confirmParams)

What's wrong here?

[gloomy frigate]

Hi are you getting this error from a client-side call? Here's the expected params: https://stripe.com/docs/js/setup_intents/confirm_setup

[severe furnace]

i am doing the same thing

Yes I am

[gloomy frigate]

Well in the line you showed me above, you pass two params

Not 1 object which is what's expected

[severe furnace]

stripe.confirmCardSetup(clientSecret,data?,options?)

I am using this one

[gloomy frigate]

Yeah you should pass in an object like what's done in the example I linked

Objects are wrapped with {} in javascript

[severe furnace]

I am

[gloomy frigate]

Send your code then

Because the example you just shared doesn't do that

[severe furnace]

ohh

let confirmParams = {
payment_method: {
card: this.cardNumber,
billing_details: {
name: this.customerData.first_name,
},
},
};
let options = {
handleActions: false,
};

      const cardSetup = await this.stripeObj.confirmSetup([this.clientSecret, confirmParams, options]);

look

[gloomy frigate]

That's also wrong

[severe furnace]

how to fix it

[gloomy frigate]

You are passing an array

Pass an object

Objects have {}

not []

[severe furnace]

ohh

romise) IntegrationError: Invalid value for stripe.confirmSetup(): confirmParams.payment_method should be a string. You specified: [object Object].

const cardSetup = await this.stripeObj.confirmSetup({clientID, confirmParams, options});

Now this

[gloomy frigate]

What guide are you following?

You can see which params to pass here: https://stripe.com/docs/js/setup_intents/confirm_setup

You're passing things that aren't even in the the api spec

[severe furnace]

message
:
"No such setupintent: 'seti_1NrnnVRQrfWSZuABrgYV28Sn'" Now it gives this error

Setup intent is for the connect user

how to do that?

[gloomy frigate]

Since you used the stripe account header when creating the setupintent, you also need to pass it when initializing elements: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/authentication#adding-the-connected-account-id-to-a-client-side-application

[severe furnace]

await loadStripe(process.env.STRIPE_PK, this.$auth.user.account.wallet_token);

This is how it works

?

[gloomy frigate]

No

See the example I linked above