#georgi-error
agile wren
it would mean you mixed up keys somewhere. Like you use the public key of one account and the secret key of a different one, maybe
agile wren
are you are a developer writing this code or are you using some kind of plugin?
gleaming hull
Im developer
The integration is in custom php framework
Im using stripe v. 6.31
Ive done a couple of stripe integrations before and there was not this kind of problem.
Also Im wondering where to search for the problem, because when doing tests with the others pk_test and sk_test keys, the payment is passing successfully
agile wren
what is the request ID req_xx for that 'no such' error?
or even just the actual pi_xxx ID might be enough for me to find a log
gleaming hull
the last payment try is req_BSlMNfcwPCoFpG
agile wren
cool, and you get an error on the frontend calling stripe.confirmPayment?
that's because you used the secret key of one account to create the PaymentIntent in PHP, and the public key of a different account on the frontend Javascript
so it is just exactly what I said initially. Please carefully check the keys you use, see what accounts you are a member of (shown at the bottom of https://dashboard.stripe.com/settings/user )and you can also click the dropdown at the top left of the dashboard to switch accounts, and then make sure you copy the API key pair from the same account and configure your code to use that pair
gleaming hull
I'm pretty sure. I'll check if there is some cache module. Thanks again
agile wren
I can tell you exactly the accounts involved , https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_mJBmPmzm5wCUq6 is the error on your other account whose public key is being used
you have an account for a business bodyc***** and one for b**.bg and seem to be using API keys from both with that same PaymentIntent
agile wren
yep, that's the public key of the bky account
gleaming hull
ok
the last test passed ok
so after all there was cache
Thank you very much for the help
agile wren
great!