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charred flame
What url is it redirecting to?
rotund hound
charred flame
I bet it's because you have the /#/ in the route. Normally # denotes a link to a specific section in a url. I recommend changing the route to just http://localhost:3333/order-confirmation if possible
But the query params being appended at the end is expected
rotund hound
if I do remove the #, how is the url going to look like http://localhost:3333/order-confirmation ?payement_intent...?
charred flame
Yeah
rotund hound
is there a way to not pass the url params back?
rotund hound
I see, let me try that.
Is there a fail redirect option?
charred flame
It'll still redirect to return_url
That's why you should check payment status on that page
When the customer is redirected back to your site, you can use the payment_intent_client_secret to query for the PaymentIntent and display the transaction status to your customer.
In that return url you have payment_intent_client_secret appended
You can use that to query status
rotund hound
got it
is there a work around if I can't remove the # from the url? It seems prod url uses it
charred flame
No it'd be a feedback request
My guess is the url parser being used by us or affirm treats # as a link to a section
So it strips everything out after the #
You really shouldn't use # in a route
rotund hound
yep, not my choice to do so. I'll pass this along to the team. Thank you!
charred flame
Actually one thing you can try
Try %23 instead of #
in the return_url
That's the encoded value
rotund hound
that is a great idea!!!!