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strange umbra
That depends how you store the data. You could loop over the items you get back from your database to build a list of line_items and store it to a variable, for example. Then pass that in to the line_items param when creating a checkout session
rustic cliff
So I'm clear, you are saying add them to an array, and pass the list/array once? Is there a an example ot this on the website? I was unable to locate an example.
strange umbra
No example
But building an array is a basic operation. You can google how to do it in your language of choice if you don't know how
line_items accepts an array. so just pass one in
rustic cliff
Can you give me a one line example of how a the list would be passed to session::create() lineitems instead to the individual insertion in the example.
strange umbra
instead of ```[
[
"quantity" => 1,
"price_data" => [
"currency" => "usd",
"unit_amount" => 2000,
"product_data" => [
"name" => "T-shirt"
]
]
],
you'd just pass the variable name of the arraycan you show me how line_items accepts the array?
strange umbra
What do you mean
rustic cliff
It would be one line of code, think. Can you type an example. session::create(line_item = array) etc.
Typo I think
strange umbra
$stripe->checkout->sessions->create([
'success_url' => 'https://example.com/success',
'line_items' => $line_items,
'mode' => 'payment',
]);
where $line_items is the array you build
follows the same format as the array you pasted in the question
rustic cliff
Thank you so much. I'm a newby with working with payment gateways. I appreciate your help.
One more question. Is it possible to obtain the customers input, after the customer is sent back to my success page. For database storage, with info in the return url?
strange umbra
I wouldn't rely on the return url being reached to store data. Network issues happen, browser crashes happen, customer might exit page accidentally, etc. That's why we recommend webhooks: https://docs.stripe.com/payments/checkout/fulfill-orders
rustic cliff
Okay, thanks. Have a great day.