#lewis_best-practices
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- lewis_personalize-succes-page-for-ece-with-payment-intent-api, 6 days ago, 27 messages
I've tried this here: https://docs.stripe.com/testing#link but in the modal no option shows for me to enter a 6 digit code
Even when I try my actual email here, it shows the same issue "No account found. In live mode, you are directed to link.com to sign up." Even though my account definitely exists
Hey there, sorry for the delay here
Link test mode works different that live mode, the accounts are isolated to your stripe account
So you'd need to sign up for a Link account via your own stripe account before using it for a returning customer flow
eg: using checkout or a payment link and opting-in to a Link account during payment
using eg test@example.com as you email, you dont need to use a real email
no worries thanks, how do I sign up for an account this way?
then you can log in to that link account later for testing other payments
and using 000000 as the OTP will log you in
You need to go through a flow that supports signing up, which is easiest to achieve using a dummy payment link from the dashboard if you don't have another flow handy that supports that
OTP test values: https://docs.stripe.com/testing#link
is there any way to test this with the express checkout elements?
the method you mentioned works perfect on the payment link page, but doesnt on the express elements
Express CHeckout works for the returning user flow after, but you need to create the account another way
ECE doesnt have a new user flow for link
So when you sign up for link with the payment link first, you can then pay with Link via ECE when signed in already (or by signing in)
ahh I see! seems to be working perfectly now
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thank you!
NP