#thomasnevink
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Hello! We'll be with you shortly. Below are links to other discussions we've had with you in the past week in case you want to review that information. If your question is related to one of these previous discussions, please provide a comprehensive summary of the current state and what you need help with now. We help many users simultaneously, so a summary allows us to resolve your issue as soon as possible.
- thomasnevink, 19 hours ago, 13 messages
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- thomasnevink, 4 days ago, 6 messages
hello! we'd prefer to open a new thread if you're coming back after a while. How can we help?
It is basically those 2 last chats for your reference
Do you have a new question? Looking at the last thread, you acknowledged what we said and there weren't any new questions
We are giving a return url with a # symbol but for some reason when doing stripe payments, payment_method_data[referrer] takes the url till the # symbol. i.e, http://localhost:4200
confirm function is failing in ui side, telling that the url is not valid
Hi @timid coral there's still a space in the return_url
Saw that, but even if we remove the space in the return_url, it is throwing this error
What's the request ID?
req_0rZZVgOgctlZGq
Yes, but we are not getting the return url parameters attached to our url
This is what we are getting
This is what we used to get earlier before including the # symbol in our url
I am confused. The last 2 URLs is the same, so you are getting what you used to get earlier?
The last url we are not getting
After including the # symbol, we are not getting the expected last url
We want this url, for doing post payment processing like recording the payments to db,etc
The last url is not same to the 2nd url, there is an extra # symbol
@swift stratus @calm ocean @lilac rose
Please avoid mentioning! And sorry looking closer
My sincere apologies
Can you list down in bullet points
- The request id req_xxx you used earlier, and what URL it redirected you to
- The current request id req_yyy you are using, and what URL it redirected you to
- req_RxriL2ia4p0Liw used earlier, "return_url": "http://localhost:4200/order?OrderId=25171&PaymentInfoId=16125&isSaveCard=true",
"client_secret": "************************************************************",
"key": "pk_test_*********************************************************************************************tdWalV"
- current req_bB0sx07JBONGCv, "return_url": "http://localhost:4200/#/order?OrderId=25170&PaymentInfoId=16124&isSaveCard=true",
"client_secret": "************************************************************",
"key": "pk_test_*********************************************************************************************tdWalV"
The return_url is the one we sent in request payload
Redirect urls will provide you 1 sec