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fervent burrow
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    public async Task<IReadOnlyList<Product>> CreateProducts(Dictionary<string, decimal> products, CurrencyCode currency)
    {
        var createdProducts = new List<Product>();
        var service = new ProductService();
        foreach (var product in products)
        {
            createdProducts.Add(await service.CreateAsync(new ProductCreateOptions
            {
                Name = product.Key,
                DefaultPriceData = new ProductDefaultPriceDataOptions
                {
                    Currency = currency.ToString(),
                    UnitAmountDecimal = product.Value
                }
            }));
        }

        return createdProducts;
    }

    public async Task<string> CreatePaymentLink(Dictionary<string, decimal> products, CurrencyCode currency, string connectedAccountId)
    {
        var createdProducts = await CreateProducts(products, currency);


        var options = new PaymentLinkCreateOptions
        {
            LineItems = createdProducts.Select(x => new PaymentLinkLineItemOptions
            {
                Price = x.DefaultPriceId
            }).ToList()
        };


        var requestOptions = new RequestOptions
        {
            StripeAccount = connectedAccountId
        };

        var service = new PaymentLinkService();
        var paymentLink = await service.CreateAsync(options, requestOptions);

        return paymentLink.Url;
    }

this is the code.

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it rejects the id saying ```cs
"message": "No such price: 'price_1Owqx2GPWwmX339cuGvjyelz'",

dusky magnet
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Can you share the erroring request ID? req_123 for example

fervent burrow
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not sure i follow, the id of what resource?

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the id of the product?

dusky magnet
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The request where you get that error

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My guess is that you might be mixing up IDs across different accounts

fervent burrow
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the request id isnt available in the response here in the .net sdk

dusky magnet
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That price exists, but I don't see a failing request matching the exampel you shared in that account's logs

fervent burrow
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is it because the product is not being created for that connect probably?

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do i need to specify for whom the product is created?

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all im doing is creating a product and immediately using that products priceid to create a link

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for a specified connect customer

dusky magnet
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In the result of your method call, can you inspect StripeResponse? It should have the request id

fervent burrow
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lemme see

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req_u5Kpa3B7SHdpyv

dusky magnet
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Ok, yep, this is a conenct context mix up

fervent burrow
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so how do i create products for the dconnect account? so i can allow the connect account to issue a payment link

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thats what im trying to achieve

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we have connected merchants -> we want them to be able to send a payment link with minimal effort

dusky magnet
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You need to have that product/price also created on the that connected account (using the stripe-account header/option), or create the payment link on your platform

dusky magnet
fervent burrow
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yes, but how? with the .net sdk i cant see that there is a stripeaccount field for ProductDefaultPriceDataOptions

dusky magnet
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Its at the request level overall

fervent burrow
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meaning?

dusky magnet
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var options = new RequestOptions
{
  StripeAccount = "acct_123"
};
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The same way you're doing it for the payment link

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you would do when creating the price/product

fervent burrow
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ahh right that definitely makes sense

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thanks a lot!

dusky magnet
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NP

fervent burrow
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now im getting a different issue, Stripe.StripeException: 'Missing required param: line_items[0][

dusky magnet
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Can you share the request ID again?

fervent burrow
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yes sure wait

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req_Zypidir6QbIv9m

dusky magnet
fervent burrow
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ahhh!