#ruslan-kazmiryk_code
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- ruslan_checkout-urls, 14 hours ago, 85 messages
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crystal karma
Hi, your request looks normal. Can you find the corresponding request id on https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs ? req_xxx
willow depot
What do you mean "corresponding request"
crystal karma
request id
When you run your code it should send out a request to Stripe server, with an Id req_xxx
Look at https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs , match with time when you send the request, and see if it generate any of such a request there
willow depot
When you run your code it should send out a request to Stripe server, with an Id...
well, genuinely, I use localhost adress for that purpose
allow me this
success_url="http://localhost:8000/success/",
cancel_url="http://localhost:8000/cancel/",
because otherwise it will raise another error which will be very tough to fix.
crisp shardBOT
crystal karma
Oh you mean when it redirect back to your page, you don't see anything?
willow depot
Oh you mean when it redirect back to your page, you don't see anything?
It is not about visuality of page
it is about content of response object
within my test function
that is the point
empty reponse
assumption is that maybe I need some sort of handling response content in cases of success url, cancel url
but so far I don't understand how to provide this
wary wave
Hey! Taking over for my colleague. Let me catch up.
willow depot
oK
wary wave
You need to implement a success page:
https://docs.stripe.com/payments/accept-a-payment?platform=web&ui=stripe-hosted#success-page
it needs to be implmented under this route http://localhost:8000/success/ (according to your code)
willow depot
You need to implement a success page:
<https://docs.stripe.com/payments/accept-a...
What do you mean "implement"? functioanlity of successful payment already implemented within my project
willow depot
it needs to be implmented under this route <http://localhost:8000/success/> (acc...
I mean special successful payment page? Page on which customer will be redirected of payment will be processed?
willow depot
Have you had the chance to follow the guide I shared with you ?
Allow me to briefly process this information
wary wave
Yes of course! take your time.
willow depot
Yes of course! take your time.
well, it ran through guidelines
It is all about creating special HTML page
let's say as situatinal handler
wary wave
yes
willow depot
but In my case I need no such page at all
wary wave
The you need to use Stripe Element and not Stripe Checkout:
https://docs.stripe.com/payments/accept-a-payment?platform=web&ui=elements
willow depot
The you need to use Stripe Element and not Stripe Checkout:
<https://docs.stripe...
I don't understand difference between those 2 references
wary wave
The first is a hosted page and the user will move from your website page to Stripe hosted page, while the other the payment form will be in your own website
willow depot
could you please explain me in which extent last reference and approach, and previous approach
reference
wary wave
I invite you to read this guide:
https://docs.stripe.com/payments/accept-a-payment/web/compare-integrations
willow depot
The first is a hosted page and the user will move from your website page to Stri...
well, what be a solution in second case?
could you describe it as outlines
because still I am not with you.
crisp shardBOT
willow depot
You want a guide for the second option (Stripe Elements)?
In my case I need no HTML-page
so In this case is it second option?
crude jasper
👋 taking over for my colleague. Let me catch up.
@willow depot what do you mean by you don't need an html page? how are you collecting the payment method details from your customers in your use-case?
willow depot
<@1007702129995161631> what do you mean by you don't need an html page? how are ...
I am developing API
my project is all about API
crisp shardBOT
willow depot
no HTML pages there
crude jasper
you haven't answered my question though
willow depot
only point I want to emphisize - to interact with frontend side on which will be HTML pages
but not directly in my projec t
crude jasper
yes but you can't process payments without that frontend side unless you already have a saved PaymentMethod attached to a customer
thinking about this separately doesn't really get you anywhere
the integration with Stripe is an e2e integration
if you want to "outsource" the frontend side you just need to skip the "Collect Payment details" https://docs.stripe.com/payments/accept-a-payment?platform=web&ui=elements#web-collect-payment-details and expect that the frontend would do their part
