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- rocky_code, 1 day ago, 49 messages
Hello ๐
Correct
so does that mean it would be better for the user's payment intent to be updated when something changes in their cart rather than creating a fully new one if it can be helped?
Yeah
bet, thank you
and then one other quick question, I'm not sure if you guys still allow this to be changed, but when looking for the ids for my question, I saw there was a request to v1/account and in that response there was a business_profile object with a product_description that doesn't really describe what I'm actually doing currently, I made it nearly a year ago when I was just trying out stripe for my first time, is there any way to change that through the dashboard or code?
the response object is like:
{
///...
"business_profile": {
//...
//Is there any way to change this? vvv
"product_description": "I'm a hobbyist website developer trying to build some projects. Currently working on a print on demand site that fulfills through printful for a friend of mine who streams.",
"support_address": {
//...
}
}
it doesn't describe what I'm doing currently and I'm not sure if it's important at all for tax reasons or legality or anything?
and hello roadrunner! ๐
I realized I probably shouldn't just post all my account information in a thread
I think you can change these details from the Dashboard, not the API
under https://dashboard.stripe.com/settings/account, "Business details"
yep you're absolutely right, I was looking under public details I should've looked in business details and actually clicked through to the editing menus, thank you I appreciate it
Happy to help!
also, roadrunner I need an opinion, on my checkout page should I change the price to be to the right of the text or do you like this display as is with maybe some padding to stop the text from going right to the edge of the container?
I know you guys are supposed to be support and opinions aren't really what you're supposed to offer, but I'm interested in what you have to say and what you think
๐ค Is something not adding up? How is this a subtotal of $200?
I think having the price below the text is legible enough. What is a bit distracting is the background image though
oh the subtotal isn't linked up yet, sorry, it's still pretty clunky and it's just hardcoded at 200 for right now, I just got the cart view added so I'm working on adding the payment intent updates and everything next, and heard, would you just reccomend a solid color?
that makes sense, I like the background image but I also fluctuate between code and looking at the page so it might just be my ape brain having something nice to look at and it isn't actually helping the page look better or function smoother, it's just because "oh I've been looking at solid colors now I look at image woo"
Yeah, a solid color would be more legible. You can get fancy with the Appearance API, too: https://docs.stripe.com/elements/appearance-api
so that is good advice, distracting with the background image, and I've heard people often buy more the less distracted they are by the UI, it's like the less they have to look at the more products they look at or something like that