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- resmurf, 53 minutes ago, 24 messages
meager oak
List Payment Method Domains API can be used along with Stripe-Account header as connected account ID:
- List Payment Method Domains API: https://stripe.com/docs/api/payment_method_domains/list
- Connected account access: https://stripe.com/docs/api/connected-accounts
vernal dust
There's no way to see it through the API?
It's just i just created an account and added the domain and wanted to make sure it was added.
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Through the dashboard there's nothing i could find.
meager oak
There's no way to see it through the API?
The above doc is the API to retrieve the payment method domains of an account. Have you tried that?
vernal dust
Sorry, I meant besides the API.
meager oak
No worries! I'm afraid domain registration on the connected accounts can only be retrieved or checked via API, but not through Dashboard
vernal dust
I got it to work. Thanks
Btw, is it normal for the apple py to get stuck at loading while testing?
meager oak
Shouldn't be!
vernal dust
It takes a long time at processing; although ido get a response if it was success or failed already in the bacckground
meager oak
Which integration do you use? Payment Element, Payment Request Button or Express Checkout Element?
vernal dust
PaymentRequestButtonElement
pr.on('paymentmethod', async (e) => {
const { error, paymentIntent } = await stripe.confirmCardPayment(
paymentIntentSecret,
{
payment_method: e.paymentMethod.id,
},{
handleActions: false
}
);
if (error) {
console.log(error)
e.complete('fail');
toast.error(error.message);
return;
}
console.log(paymentIntent)
e.complete('success');
toast.success('Payment successful!');
});```Did you get payment intent logged upon successful stripe.confirmCardPayment? e.complete('success'); should be the one closing the Apple Pay sheet after successful payment
vernal dust
Isn't e.complete the one that closses it?
It shjouldn't get logged although i can't see it on my phone
It's currently stoping at the error cuz i already paid that paymentintent
Could it be because the paymentIntent amount does not match the front-end sent to the applepay?
meager oak
Yup! e.complete is the function to close the Apple Pay interface. In your code above, you've added console.log(paymentIntent) which should be logged before proceeding to e.complete('success');
Why did it stop at the error if the payment was made successfully? Shouldn't skip the if (error) function?
Was there any error?
vernal dust
Yes, there is an error. Cause the intent as already paid.
It should still close it in here:
if (error) {
console.log(error)
e.complete('fail');
toast.error(error.message);
return;
}
If the payment was paid successfully, it shouldn't go to error loop unless you make the payment again
vernal dust
I'm trying to make the payment again and it goes into the endless loop
Also the first time i paidit, went into the loop
meager oak
Can you share your development website, so that I can take a look?
vernal dust
Hmm i will push an update let me check if something else might bebreakng it
Something else was breaking it
Just fixed it. Thank you River once again.
You've been really helpful.
meager oak
No problem! Happy to help 😄