#krishna-awate_api

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civic moon
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Hi 👋

Payment Intents are no longer linked directly to Invoices so you cannot get the last_invice.payment_Intent

chilly ore
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Do I have to

expand: ["latest_invoice.confirmation_secret"]?

civic moon
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Yes. Please look at the code snippets in the doc I provided. The Node.js snippet for ceating a Subscription now shows this:

const subscription = await stripe.subscriptions.create({
      customer: customerId,
      items: [{
        price: priceId,
      }],
      payment_behavior: 'default_incomplete',
      payment_settings: { save_default_payment_method: 'on_subscription' },
      expand: ['latest_invoice.confirmation_secret'],
    });
chilly ore
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Okay I will check.

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chilly ore
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StripeCheckout.jsx:81 Uncaught (in promise) IntegrationError: Your code called confirmSetup() but you passed a client_secret associated with a PaymentIntent. Did you mean to call confirmPayment() instead?

civic moon
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Your subscription is expecting payment.

lucid spoke
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hi! I'm taking over this thread.

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the error you shared explains the problem pretty well:

Your code called confirmSetup() but you passed a client_secret associated with a PaymentIntent. Did you mean to call confirmPayment() instead?

chilly ore
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clientSecret =
subscription?.latest_invoice?.confirmation_secret?.client_secret;

I am passing correct payment_intent

lucid spoke
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true, but why are you calling confirmSetup() instead of confirmPayment(), as mentioned in the error message?

chilly ore
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const confirmIntent =
intentType === "setup" ? stripe.confirmSetup : stripe.confirmPayment;

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calling it for subscription

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This is how my previous code was working

lucid spoke
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then you need to update your code. here you are getting the client_secret of a PaymentIntent, so you need to call confirmPayment().

chilly ore
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clientSecret = subscription.pending_setup_intent.client_secret;

do I need to use this?

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or subscription?.latest_invoice?.confirmation_secret?.client_secret;

this is udpated one.

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Which to use for subscription payment intent

lucid spoke
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if the first invoice of the subscription needs to be paid, you need to use subscription?.latest_invoice?.confirmation_secret?.client_secret, and call onfirmPayment()
if the first invoice of the subscription is for $0 (for example when using free trial), then there's nothing to pay. In this case you need to use the subscription.pending_setup_intent.client_secret and call confirmSetup()

chilly ore
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what about this

subscription.latest_invoice.payment_intent.client_secret;

lucid spoke
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that doesn't exist anymore in the latest API version. invoices no longer have a payment_intent property.

chilly ore
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Okay

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Thank you so much for your help.

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It's working.

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Also I have one query

Is there any way to show only card checkout on UI?

lucid spoke
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how are you accepting payments? with the Payment Element?

chilly ore
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Yes

lucid spoke
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and you want to only accept card payments?

chilly ore
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yes

lucid spoke
chilly ore
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I need same for one time payment.

lucid spoke
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how do you accept one time payments? with PaymentIntents?

chilly ore
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yes

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paymentIntent = await stripe.paymentIntents.create(stripe_data, {
stripeAccount: stripe_account_id,
});

lucid spoke
chilly ore
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automatic_payment_methods: {
enabled: true,
},

shall I use this?

lucid spoke
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it depends. this means it will accept all payment method that are enabled in your dashboard.

chilly ore
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So to show card only I will have to disable other payment method from dashbaord?

lucid spoke
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if you use automatic_payment_methods, then yes. if you use payment_method_types: ["card"], then no.

chilly ore
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It's working for one-time payment

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How can I do for subscription?

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const subscription = await stripe.subscriptions.create(
{
customer: customer.id,
items: [{ price: price.id }],
payment_behavior: "default_incomplete",
payment_settings: {
save_default_payment_method: "on_subscription",
},
expand: ["latest_invoice.confirmation_secret"],
application_fee_percent: +service_fee,
cancel_at: sub_end_date,
description: transaction_description,
},
{
stripeAccount: stripe_account_id,
}
);

lucid spoke
chilly ore
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payment_settings ?

lucid spoke
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payment_settings.payment_method_types

chilly ore
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Thank you su much it's working

lucid spoke
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happy to help 🙂