#nizar.nasani
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- nizar.nasani, 3 days ago, 5 messages
- nizar.nasani, 3 days ago, 4 messages
fringe apex
that's exactly what i did
tepid cape
1 price with recurring.interval:"month" and recurring.interval_count: 3 and another one with recurring.interval:"month" and recurring.interval_count: 1
did you update the schedule to have two phases? where the 1st phase is using the first price and the second one uses the second price
fringe apex
yes
var service = sService.Update(subId, new SubscriptionScheduleUpdateOptions { Phases = new List<SubscriptionSchedulePhaseOptions> { new SubscriptionSchedulePhaseOptions { Items = new List<SubscriptionSchedulePhaseItemOptions> { new SubscriptionSchedulePhaseItemOptions { Price = oldSubscription.Phases[0].Items[0].PriceId, Quantity = oldSubscription.Phases[0].Items[0].Quantity, }, }, StartDate = oldSubscription.Phases[0].StartDate, EndDate = oldSubscription.Phases[0].EndDate, }, new SubscriptionSchedulePhaseOptions { Items = new List<SubscriptionSchedulePhaseItemOptions> { new SubscriptionSchedulePhaseItemOptions { Price = prices.Data.FirstOrDefault(price => price.LookupKey == "1month").Id, Quantity = 1 } }, Iterations = 1 }, } });
fringe apex
sure
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tepid cape
taking a look
this is the request where you created the subscription schedule from the subscription that was created using the Checkout Session
fringe apex
correct
tepid cape
would you mind sharing the one where you update the subscription schedule?
actually I don't think you did update the schedule
fringe apex
oh ok
tepid cape
sub_sched_xxx instead of sub_yyy
fringe apex
I'll try that
one more small question
if I put a 3 months recurring price I'll get this text
how can I change that to " the first 3 months" so the client wouldn't be confused
tepid cape
you can't really
that's why I don't really think using Checkout Sessions is appropriate in your case
fringe apex
what should I use? I want an embedded solution in the clients website and he's moving to subscriptions
fringe apex
I need to make a custom ui?
and call everything inside the code?
honestly I looked into that but couldn't understand what needs to be done here
tepid cape
honestly I looked into that but couldn't understand what needs to be done here
what exactly do you need help with?
fringe apex
well the embedded form section was very staight forward, but the custom flow section doesn't show me how to exactly build my own custom text
also, do I need to create the customer first everytime and then redirect him to the payment process? can't it be done in one window?
tepid cape
well the embedded form section was very staight forward, but the custom flow sec...
because we don't really take care of that part
this becomes your UI and you can do whatever you want and however you want
tepid cape
also, do I need to create the customer first everytime and then redirect him to ...
you can
if you're using the custom flow
fringe apex
is the scheduling subscription part correct? if I'm not mistaken I need to only remove the checkout session part and replace it with the manually handled logic right?
fringe apex
this becomes your UI and you can do whatever you want and however you want
I thought thats what the payment element creation in js is suppose to do
tepid cape
is the scheduling subscription part correct? if I'm not mistaken I need to only ...
yes in a way
tepid cape
I thought thats what the payment element creation in js is suppose to do
no it will only provide you with a UI to collect the payment information
fringe apex
yes in a way
sorry what do you mean by in a way? is there a better way to achieve the mentioned use case?
tepid cape
I mean that you either create a subscription and then you transform it to a schedule
or you can use SetupIntents to create a payment method and then directly create the Subscription Schedule without passing via a Subscription
when you use the Custom Flow there are multiple ways to achieve the same thing
fringe apex
or you can use SetupIntents to create a payment method and then directly create ...
how can this achieve a first 3 months paid upfront and then charge monthly after that?
from what I can understand the setup intent is just saving the payment info right?
tepid cape
how can this achieve a first 3 months paid upfront and then charge monthly after...
that part doesn't change
using the same Subscription Schedule 2 phases with 2 prices
the difference is how you create the Subscription Schedule and how you collect the payment method
fringe apex
okay I'll try with that, thank you a lot tarzan
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