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dawn sinewBOT
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tiny basin
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Hello! Do you see any errors or information in the web developer console when this happens?

zinc sable
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No I don't.

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tiny basin
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Can you share the code you're using to confirm the Intent?

zinc sable
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const {error, paymentIntent} = await confirmIntent({
        elements,
        clientSecret,
        confirmParams: {
          return_url: '<?= base_url(); ?>account/',
        },
        redirect: 'if_required'
      })
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It's also a bit more complicated. We're in the process of implementing Anrok as our payment processor and they want us to send the tax over using the add_invoice_items when we create the subscription. On the first invoice, the tax is charged then a credit is issued.

tiny basin
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So when this runs both error and paymentIntent are empty?

zinc sable
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Yes

tiny basin
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Is this in React Native?

zinc sable
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Vanilla JavaScript

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and PHP as my back end

tiny basin
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Where is confirmIntent coming from? That's not a Stripe function.

zinc sable
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I'm looking for the documentation I was using. One minute

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I'm such an idiot.
const confirmIntent = type === "setup" ? stripe.confirmSetup : stripe.confirmPayment;

This is the line before the code block I posted above.

tiny basin
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Ah, so is it for a Setup Intent and you're not extracting the setupIntent?

zinc sable
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Actually it is a payment I'm trying to confirm, not a setup

tiny basin
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Can you try it with stripe.confirmPayment directly instead of using confirmIntent?

zinc sable
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Sure, just a second

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That definitely worked, thank you.

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Related to this is the tax item. Can the trial period also be applied to that?

tiny basin
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Not sure I understand. Can you provide more details?

zinc sable
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Sure, if you take a look at that invoice, a tax item for $2.59 is applied during the creation of the subscription using the add_invoice_items property. That tax item has a Stripe product ID. Anrok requires that for the first invoice and it is added automatically on subscription renewal. Can that amount be deferred in the same way a subscription price can be deferred by applying a trial period?

tiny basin
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Sorry for the delay...

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Normally if you apply a trial period the initial Invoice should be for $0, since the trial period is free and there's nothing to tax.

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The line item you're asking about, though, was explicitly added to the Invoice by creating a Credit Note.

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It's not calculated based on any existing amount or anything, so the trial period doesn't matter.