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copper wadiBOT
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dense inlet
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It's automatically detected based on customer's browser/location

chrome coyote
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well I am placed in Greece and I see only English...but my browser is in English....If I change the local of my browser will the loacal of the customer portal change also?

dense inlet
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Yeah browser settings are used primarily

chrome coyote
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thx.....will look at it

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I suppose in order to import stripe in a python file i must pip installed first...am I correct?

dense inlet
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Yep

chrome coyote
dense inlet
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It allows you to create a portal session w/ a direct link that customers can use to access their portal

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With the universal link you're using customers need to login

chrome coyote
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so curently I am using the no-code approach in other words...

dense inlet
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yes

chrome coyote
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in the guide the code in server.py should accesed like this?....I am asking

  <button type="submit">Manage billing</button>
</form>```
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in order to create a session....

dense inlet
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Creating a session needs to be done on the backend

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That just makes a post call to a backend endpoint /server

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How you call the backend is up to you

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Can do it in javascript

chrome coyote
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what about the code I demonstrated? does it do what you describe...sorry I am new to python/django....

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I come from PHP

copper wadiBOT
dense inlet
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Oh you can do this in php too

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You don't have to use python

chrome coyote
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currently I am trying to learn python....

dense inlet
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Gotcha

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But with python you don't need the extension .py in the action

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so just provide the endpoint (ie /server if that's the name of the endpoint)

chrome coyote
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i see...

chrome coyote
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I suppose the code here in case of Django must have some differences.....

marble goblet
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๐Ÿ‘‹ hopping in hre since codename_duchess had to head out

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Yeah, our examples are primarily written in Flask so there would be some differences if you were working in django