#rodneyrenolds_unexpected
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- rodneyrenolds_unexpected, 1 day ago, 14 messages
- rodneyrenolds_code, 2 days ago, 18 messages
Hi, typically that means you're calling something else or another Promise or callback in between the raw .on('click)' event and where you call elements.submit()
It has to be completely simple, button click event -> call back -> elements.submit(), if you add anything else it won't work.
Can you debug your page from this angle?
Ah, that's probably what it is then. We're updating a lot of data via a REST call to our API before submitting the payment
I'm not sure how we're going to be able to get around that though
That is up to you, but you'd just want to ensure that it is simple between the click event and submit.
I'll have to take this back to the team. Thanks for the insights!