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- rodneyrenolds_code, 23 hours ago, 18 messages
uneven oar
Hello
winter sparrow
Hey!
uneven oar
Are you using Payment Element here?
winter sparrow
Correct
uneven oar
And are you using the client secret to render Payment Element or the deferred approach?
winter sparrow
client secret in this case
uneven oar
Gotcha and do you update the PaymentIntent's amount after rendering Payment Element?
winter sparrow
Yes
uneven oar
Gotcha then when you do that before you have your submit handler called on your frontend you need to call elements.fetchUpdates(): https://docs.stripe.com/js/elements_object/fetch_updates
That will then reflect the updated amount in the Apple Pay modal
winter sparrow
Ah, I wondered if I might have to call something else to make it update but I wasn't sure. Thanks!