#jogui_billing-confirmpayment
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summer summit
The total frontend code is:
stripe
.confirmPayment({
elements,
cstoken,
confirmParams: {
payment_method_data: {
billing_details: {
name: nameInput.value,
email: vueInstance.userEmail,
address: {
country: vueInstance.form.countryIso,
postal_code: vueInstance.form.postalCode,
},
},
},
return_url: window.location.origin + "/premium",
},
})
.then(function (result) {
if (result.error) {
console.log(result.error);
vueInstance.stripeFormError = result.error.message;
} else {
//OK! return_url will be executed! This is legacy and must be deleted when implementation is validated.
// window.location.href = "/premium";
}
vueInstance.isPurchaseProcessing = false;
});
oblique birch
@summer summit what is that cstoken parameter you have in your code exactly?
jogui_billing-confirmpayment
summer summit
I get the clientSecret from the backend and pass it to the frontend:
String clientSecretToken = subscription.getLatestInvoiceObject().getPaymentIntentObject().getClientSecret(); this has a value like "pi_xxxxx..."
In frontend:
stripe.confirmPayment({elements,cstoken,confirmParams}) where cstoken is the "pi_xxx" value.
oblique birch
yeah you can't pass the variable like that, it won't work. you have to do clientSecret: ... instead
summer summit
ouch, i really think i see the problem, it has to be clientSecret
totally, let me try, so embarassing
oblique birch
no it's not exactly that. It's that if you either name your variable exactly clientSecret and you can pass ..., clientSecret, ... or you have to be explicit about which parameter/option it is by passing clientSecret: cstoken for example.
It's some weird JS magic (I don't like those things either lol)
summer summit
Exactly, as part as a migration, i left this be
thank you @oblique birch , sharp response 🙂
oblique birch
happy to help 🙂
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