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versed nimbus
hi there, give me a moment to catch up 👋
@sweet frost what do you mean by current payment session pop-up? Do you have a screenshot of what the pop-up looks like?
sweet frost
Hi yes, here
This payment session window
One second let me just block out personal info
versed nimbus
ah okay, so you meant Apple Pay's pop-up
sweet frost
This payment session, the payment intent it gets made with gets canceled on the backend and a new one is created. How can I close this session or push it the new payment intent client secret
Yes exactly
versed nimbus
Okay so this is the guide you probably want to follow: https://docs.stripe.com/elements/express-checkout-element/accept-a-payment#collect-shipping
When you are using Express Checkout Element, you don't have to cancel the initial PaymentIntent that is created. For any changes, like for Shipping, you can call elements.update() with the new amount.
The code sample in this section is what you'll want to follow: https://docs.stripe.com/elements/express-checkout-element/accept-a-payment#collect-shipping:~:text=%3B })%3B-,Listen%20to%20the,either%20resolve%20or%20reject%20if%20you%20choose%20to%20handle%20this%20event.,-checkout.js
sweet frost
Is there no way to force close those sessions? As it’s the backend that handles this and I only manage the front end
versed nimbus
no but its not necessary to close those session because the amount on the Apple Pay pop-up can be updated
sweet frost
Yes, but I don’t control the backend different team. When I call cart updates it hits the backend to update everything.