#417goose_api
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- 417goose_api, 19 hours ago, 13 messages
Here is a response I am getting back
Here is the code that makes the call:
function setPaymentMethod() {
stripe
.retrievePaymentIntent('<cfoutput>#session.stripe_client_secret#</cfoutput>',
{
expand: ['payment_method'],
})
.then(function(result) {
// Handle result.error or result.paymentIntent
console.log('retrievePaymentIntent --v')
console.log(result);
});
}
Is it possible for the return url information to contain more details? can that be configured?
I actually don't think our client-side API supports expansion. What info are you trying to get back about that payment method?
which payment method they used card, klarna, afterpay etc ...
Gotcha, as a workaround for PM type specifically you can listen to the on change function for the Payment Element. A new event will be fired each time the customer clicks between the Payment Element's tabs and that contains the payment method type they are looking to use. So if you track that you can display the payment method type of the tab that they most recently switched to.
For the actual data you would need your server to look it up and send it to your client, so maybe displaying that could be enough while waiting on the server's response. https://docs.stripe.com/js/element/events/on_change?type=paymentElement
Ok let me look into that
So is there anyway to configure what the return_url passes back?
You can add your own URL params when specifying it but unfortunately you can't control it other than that as far as I am aware