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[strange jolt]

I also tried

this.addressElement.update({
    defaultValues: {
                    address: {
                        line1: '123 Any St.',
                        line2: 'Apt #4',
                        city: 'Nowhere',
                        state: 'ME',
                        postal_code: '04567',
                        country: 'US'
                    },
                    phone: '5555555555',
                    }
            });
``` which did not work

is this possilbe?

[torn wharf]

Hi, there is not a button that you can click on to pre-fill test data.

[strange jolt]

We have one, I was just wondering if it was possible to update the address element in this way

If not, what would you suggest? I guess I was under the assumption that we have to use the address element to collect billing information, but if we can use our own fields still.. how would I do that with the payment element?

[torn wharf]

Are you saying that when you set default values, https://docs.stripe.com/js/elements_object/create_address_element#address_element_create-options-defaultValues it is not working?

Using PaymentElements, you can disabled the address collection, https://docs.stripe.com/js/elements_object/create_address_element#address_element_create-options-defaultValues and use your own input to collect these deatils. Then, when you make the confirm call, https://stripe.com/docs/js/payment_intents/confirm_payment#confirm_payment_intent-options-confirmParams-payment_method_data-billing_details you would need to pass that information.

[strange jolt]

No, it is, but for testing a brand new user (who does not have default values) - we had a button for our testers to one-click-fill all the address fields with random data for testing.
We can't do that on page-load with defaultValues because we don't know whether or not this person is a tester or should use potentially saved data.

ok. I will try it with our existing fields then.