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limpid mulch
Hello
Are you logged into your google wallet? If not, the button wouldn't how.
can you see the Google Pay button under Payment Request Button tab here on Chrome?
https://docs.stripe.com/testing/wallets?ui=payment-request-button-element
If not, I'd recommend troubleshooting steps listed in the doc above
inland fox
I'm not expecing googlePay to appear but i would expect link
the link button does display
so i was expecting the response from canMakePayment to include link: true
instead it's returning null
limpid mulch
Is link enabled on your account under payment method settings?
inland fox
yes - when I use the ExpressCheckoutElement component it appears
limpid mulch
Sorry, it appears on your own page or the doc I shared above? Just to make sure we're aligned 🙂
limpid mulch
Gotcha. I think Link availability might be different between Elements.
Have you registered the domain where you're integrating this? Is the site remotely accessible?
If so, can you share the URL?
limpid mulch
I see link here
inland fox
yes that's working
limpid mulch
Can you share the URL where it's not working?
inland fox
but i'm trying to use paymentRequest.canMakePayment(); in the background to know in advance what options will be available
i'm doing this locally
limpid mulch
I don't think it'll show on localhost. You need to serve over HTTPS and register the domain you are testing with - https://docs.stripe.com/stripe-js/elements/payment-request-button?client=html#prerequisites
- Serve your application over HTTPS. This is a requirement both in development and production. One way to get started is to use a service such as ngrok.