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- lschirf-paymentelement-address, 1 hour ago, 14 messages
rancid geode
Hello! Happy to continue here.
You can listen for a variety of different events, including onChange(), related to the Payment Element: https://stripe.com/docs/js/element/events
stiff prairie
oh i see-- how does this api interface with the react stripe api?
would we set the callback on the result of this call? elements.getElement('payment')
rancid geode
I'm not sure I understand the question. You configure an event listener the same way you would with any non-Stripe Element for the most part
stiff prairie
if we've initialised the PaymentElement using the react lib, how do we then grab the element object to attach the listener to? through the useElements() hook?
rancid geode
If you're using something like let paymentElement = elements.getElement('payment'), then you could just add something like this right below it:
paymentElement.on('change', (event) => { //do a thing };
stiff prairie
got it-- that was my inarticulate original question 🙂 thank you!