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brisk larkBOT
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winged badger
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It says <domain>/.well-known/apple-developer-merchantid-domain-association

brazen mirage
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Not really about downloading. During the domain verification check, Apple will hit a GET request to <domain>/.well-known/apple-developer-merchantid-domain-association and it should return the data in the text file

winged badger
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So would I have to put the file somewhere on my PC?

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Step 1 is download the file but what do I do with it?

brazen mirage
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Depending on how your domain/website is hosted, you will upload the file to the server or directly onto the domain itself

winged badger
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I am really confused do you have a tutorial on this domain verification? Something like this? https://djangoadventures.com/how-to-create-file-download-links-in-django/

Django Adventures
How to create file download links in Django?

In order to create a download link, we need to create a Django view that would serve the files: # views.py import mimetypes ... def download_file(request): # fill these variables with real values fl_path = ‘/file/path' filename = ‘downloaded_file_name.extension’ fl = open(fl_path, 'r’) mime_type, _ = mimetypes.

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The file from stripe can be located anywhere in my project folders?

brazen mirage
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I'm afraid we don't have a tutorial for this as every framework has different ways to do it. In general, if you have a static public folder, you can place the file under the path of /.well-known folder, so that it can be retrieved. Or you create a path to retrieve the file information.

winged badger
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okay so i do have to make a URL sort of like that django link suggests with that same exact url path?

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It seems only apple does this? I clicked on Google pay from my payment methods to configure this and it keeps giving me an apple URL

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Or will I need to make a new URL for each wallet that needs domain verification?

brazen mirage
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okay so i do have to make a URL sort of like that django link suggests with that same exact url path?
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It seems only apple does this? I clicked on Google pay from my payment methods to configure this and it keeps giving me an apple URL
Only Apple Pay requires such domain verification. It's the requirement by Apple

winged badger
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Typical apple lol

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So in that case if I only want to test google pay right now, I can or cannot do it without domain verification? Do I need to have the browser wallet too so I can see the payment method in checkout?

brazen mirage
brisk larkBOT
winged badger
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okay so i added the domain but still don't see google pay in checkout

mild dove
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Do you have a link to your site that you can share for us to access?

winged badger
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yea but i'd rather not

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i have an unverified ngrok domain and i have google pay enabled

mild dove
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If you're uncomfortable with sharing it on a public site, you can reach out to https://support.stripe.com/contact/email with those details, including any login id (if required) and steps to navigate to the payment page and the team will get back to you

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winged badger
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does it not work with ngrok?

mild dove
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what do you mean by an unverified ngrok domain?

winged badger
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On this page I added an ngrok domain

mild dove
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I assume you registered the domain with Stripe but haven't verified the domain which is fine

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you should have a valid live card added to your Google account's wallet

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and you should be accessing the site on chrome

winged badger
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I need to do that to see it checkout?

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oh that explains it not using chrome

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thanks i'll try that 1 more question

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checkout session:

            line_items=[{
                    'amount':converted_amount,
                    'currency':'usd',
                    'quantity':1,
                    'name':'Donation',
                }],
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getting an error now for 1 time payment with the amount

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i do not have a price id, the user could enter a custom amount

mild dove
winged badger
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oh boy that is not good then

mild dove
winged badger
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nevermind got it to work