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- andrei_api, 2 days ago, 32 messages
restive parrot
Im talking about this
civic widget
Hello 👋
What does the Address Element render when you create it?
restive parrot
let me show
civic widget
Especially if you restrict it by either providing Brazil as the address.country in the defaultValues or specifying ['BR'] in the allowedCountries
restive parrot
Im using options like this
export const addressElementOptions: StripeAddressElementOptions = {
mode: 'billing',
allowedCountries: ['br'],
}
for AddressElement component
and my form looks like this
without neighborhood
civic widget
Hmmm... okay I get the same thing when I test in my own integration.
Can you share the Checkout Session ID where you see Neighborhood?
restive parrot
ye, let me ask
cs_test_c1cDDMdtHL35DI7A9D5j9hnsQv2ZBnghhqekzPFSCA6O5IKqMNKcmpjlI5
civic widget
Thanks, taking a look now
Okay, I see what you mean and I have confirmed the same behavior in my own Checkout Sessions.
restive parrot
Nice, any ideas how can I reproduce it by using Address Element component?
civic widget
Unfortunately I'm not seeing an option for that right away. Let me double check a couple things
restive parrot
Sure, thanks
civic widget
Okay I have not been able to find any options that will cause the Neighborhood input to render when using the Address Element.
civic widget
I don't think Checkout is using an element that we provide through Stripe.js
civic widget
It is Stripe because it's a UI that we built and maintain. But I do not think it is using only the Stripe.js elements we make publicly avaialable.
I have flagged your question internally but I cannot say if/when I will get an answer
restive parrot
so, in conclusion, stripe is using fields on checkout, that are not available publicly?
civic widget
That is what I suspect, given that I cannot get the Address Element to display the Neighborhood input.
restive parrot
ok got it.
should we stay here in chat until we will receive response?
civic widget
I don't think that would be productive. I have asked my colleagues and they have not been able to trigger this either.
When I eventually hear back, if it is supported I will request we document how to do it.
If it isn't supported I will put in a feature request that we add this capability.
But neither action is likely to happen quickly and we close out threads after ~45m of inactivity
restive parrot
oh, got it
civic widget
Does this affect whether or not you use Checkout Sessions vs the Address Element?
Does it impact how well billing addresses function?
restive parrot
actually, yes
we are integrating stripe in our app and its necessary field for brazil market
civic widget
Okay and you don't want to redirect customers to the Checkout Session?
civic widget
Hmmm... have you looked into using the embedded Checkout approach? https://docs.stripe.com/checkout/embedded/quickstart
It would load the Checkout form inside a page on your site
restive parrot
does it possible to use this approach for setup mode?
civic widget
Yes