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- gruneth_code, 2 hours ago, 13 messages
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rustic stag
Hi there 👋 is there a bit more context? Are you accepting PayPal through the Payment Element + Address Element, or are you using something different for those like the Express Checkout Element?
flat urchin
This setup intent I used with PayPal and there is no address: "seti_1QS3VNA86yrbtIQrTxqMmo44"
No I'm using payment elements + address elements.
Somehow when using the test credit card I can fetch the address but when I use test PayPal and still provide informations from the address element and later in my webhook try to read the address its empty.
Can provide you with two examples of setup intent ids if you like
May found my mistake one secound.
rustic stag
👍 I'm going to keep digging into the intent you shared while you check that
flat urchin
Found my mistake
const paymentElement = this.elements.create("address", {
mode: "billing",
blockPoBox: true,
fields: {
phone: 'always',
},
validation: {
phone: {
required: 'always',
},
},
});
I did:
mode: "shipping",
rustic stag
Ah, gotcha. Good spot!
flat urchin
Somehow when using credit card it is used as shipping and billig at the same time. When using paypal I need billing.
All fine
Thanks a lot for your time. Sorry for wasting it.
rustic stag
Don't worry you didn't, we're here to help!
flat urchin
May I ask a follow up question:
const paymentElement = this.elements.create("address", {
mode: "billing",
blockPoBox: true,
fields: {
phone: 'always',
},
validation: {
phone: {
required: 'always',
},
},
});
I can collect the phone number from the customer. Is there any way that stripe confirms the existance of the phone number? For example by sending a text with an one time code and when the customer inputs the one time code it is given that he has access to that phone number? I'm a bit scared that a customer may inputs a fake or wrong phone number.
rustic stag
No, we don't do that.
flat urchin
Alright. Would you recommend collecting a phone number? Not sure if its a waste of time if they may input a wrong number or a fake one.
rustic stag
Depends on your flow. If you need a phone number for your business purposes then collecting one sounds like the right approach.
rustic stag
Thank you, hope you do the same!