#ohmamamind_webhooks
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- ohmamamind_code, 3 days ago, 9 messages
drowsy ivy
lunar bay
Looks like you used the wrong webhook secret in your endpoint. Did you get the right secert from your Dashboard?
drowsy ivy
it is Signing secret right?
lunar bay
Yes
drowsy ivy
Signing secret is correct
lunar bay
Did you get the signing secret from Dashboard or Stripe CLI?
drowsy ivy
I receive and use it from the dashboard, but I also have it from the CLI.
lunar bay
You should use the webhook secert from Dashboard. Can you double check?
drowsy ivy
yes i check it already
lunar bay
Can you add some logs in your code to confirm?
drowsy ivy
i can't see log in devtool on web
Now that the webhook shows "success," does that mean it's completed successfully?
lunar bay
Yes, and you can also check your server log to verify
drowsy ivy
when i check log in my server i don't see any log but i create console.log in my route.js
lunar bay
Did you write any code to print logs upon receiving webhook events?
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drowsy ivy
yes i write code to print log like this
case "customer.subscription.trial_will_end":
subscription = event.data.object;
status = subscription.status;
console.log(Subscription status is ${status}.);
break;
misty scarab
yes i write code to print log like this
case "customer.subscription.trial_will_...
This is not for payment_intent.succeeded event type
drowsy ivy
My website sells subscriptions on a monthly and yearly basis. Is it necessary to have this event?
misty scarab
Webhooks help you execute your business logic. None of them are required, but some of them might be helpful depending on your use case.
misty scarab
This is not for `payment_intent.succeeded` event type
I am saying this since initially you asked about an event of type payment_intent.succeeded. But the code snippet you shared is for customer.subscription.trial_will_end. So I was wondering what are you trying to achieve here exactly.
drowsy ivy
oh i see i'm sorry i have event payment_intent.succeeded in webhook and it fail but in my code is not have and i show this event customer.subscription.trial_will_end instead because i want to show log to example
misty scarab
Coming back to your initial question:
"I triggered an payment.intent.success in Stripe, and it returned a status of 200, but when it tried to deliver the event to the webhook, it returned a status of 500."
What is the difference here between "triggered" and "tried to deliver" exactly?
misty scarab
What's the exact error message that's returned?