nardeen_elements-update-intent

[lyric lodge]

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[merry adder]

Hi 👋

How are you creating your Payment Element? Can you share the code or link to the section in our docs that has an example?

[broken echo]

Sure, this is the piece of code for my element
<Elements options={stripeOptions} stripe={stripePromise}>
<StripePaymentForm errorMessage={errorMessage} successPath={successPath} stripeReference={stripeReference} isDetailUpdating={isDetailUpdating} stripeOptions={stripeOptions}/>
</Elements>

Inside stripeOptions I have the client_secret

[merry adder]

Okay so you would need to destroy and re-create that <Elements> component to use the client_secret fro the new Payment Intent.

[broken echo]

Hmm, would you have any ideas on how to do that?

[merry adder]

I'm not very practiced in React development so I might not have the best insight here. But could you wrap your Elements in a component that has a dependency on the client_secret and re-render the component if the client_secret value changes?

[broken echo]

Worth giving a try. Thanks for the insight

[merry adder]

Happy to shed what 💡 I can 🙂