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QUESTION
I am trying to integrate PayPal to my E-commerce Project, so the flow of the checkout process is as following after adding items to cart:
- In the checkout page the user types the address and select the payment option through a radio button
Now when the user selects the stripe it directs to core:payment in this template I am trying to add a condition so that if the selected payment option is paypal the paypal icons is appearing instead of the stripe payment form.
My question is how to add a condition so that if the selected payment option is stripe the below template appears, if paypal option is selected, the paypal section appears.
Here is the models.py
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Answered 2020-Sep-29 at 00:56First, add the payment_option to your template context:
QUESTION
Inside my Child Component, I have this object in my data:
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Answered 2020-Jul-22 at 16:29In order to update some part of Vue state in a reactive way, use Vue.set(this.data.object, 'propertyKey', 'value'). In your case:
QUESTION
I have an e-commerce application that I'm working on. The app is currently hosted on Heroku free account. At the moment I can select a product, add it on the cart and can get up to the stripe form and type in the card details, but when I click the 'Submit Payment' button nothing happens. I don't even get an error message. I'm using Stripe test keys and 4242 four times as my card number. Can anyone help me to find out what's going on pliz. I have been stuck on it for days.
Here is the relevant code below:
Settings.py code:
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Answered 2020-Jul-17 at 16:35You should pass the API key along with other variables in the context variable by adding:
QUESTION
I'm quite new to Ruby on Rails and I have been following this tutorial on how to implement an online marketplace by using Stripe's Connect API. This tutorial guides you on how to make single item purchases, I have tried to advance myself past this tutorial and create a marketplace where a user can purchase multiple items and put them in a basket and checkout, a nice challenge as the tutorial is focused on one item. However, I am stuck on the checkout _form.html.erb.
Before, to fetch the publishable_key,
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-08 at 15:22Kane.
It looks like your account ID isn't getting into your controller. I would expect the URL to look something like this (account_id instead of account):
http://localhost:3000/subscription/new?account_id=4&amount=17
And I would expect the SubscriptionsController#new to be looking in the Account model rather than the User model, and to be using the same account_id param:
QUESTION
I'm having an issue with routing since I've upgraded from Angular 5 to Angular 7. I've googled the hell out of this to no avail.
Essentially the problem lays in navigating from one page to the other. If on the navbar, I select 'Plans' (as in payment plans), it brings me to the payment plans list (a list from Stripe). Then once I select a plan, I use router.navigate to go to a Stripe payment form page (Template driven form). I can see it navigate to the payment form page for a moment when I debug, but then it goes back to /.
My routes:
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Answered 2019-Jan-16 at 07:13Have you tried to remove the href attribute from the link: Select sometimes it could affect the routers behavior.
QUESTION
Stripe has recently launched Radar 2.0 to improve payment fraud detection. One of the requirements for using Radar 2.0 is that you need to provide the cardholder name during the purchase.
I'm using the "custom" form of Stripe's checkout.js documented here.
The documentation does not tell you how to specify the cardholder name as part of the checkout process. Has anyone figured this out?
I've copied relevant portions of my implementation below in case that is helpful.
If this can't be done, then I guess Stripe is insisting that people upgrade to Stripe Elements, but if that is that case it would be great for them to say so.
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Answered 2018-Jun-04 at 15:04Stripe Checkout does not support collecting only the cardholder's name today. There's also no way to pre-fill or pass the cardholder's name to Checkout if you already have it on your end.
The only solution in that case would be to collect the full billing address instead which would also collect the cardholder's name. This can be done by passing billingAddress: true to the StripeCheckout.configure() call.
QUESTION
I am making an online library system with Ruby on Rails. Currently users can sign up, but to do so they must first choose a type of subscription plan.
In the end, the best way I found to do this, was to pass a plan_id like so:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-08 at 21:10In your view, if you want that your user choose from the form, you could add the select input and let the user select what plan they want. But it's all possible that you pass this information through URL, as you already did.
View:
QUESTION
I have made an AngularJS form that integrates Stripe thru a directive. Fiddle here: https://jsfiddle.net/u5h1uece/.
HTML:
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Answered 2018-Mar-02 at 17:33I would suggest using a component to wrap the stripe input. You can make this component work with the ng-model directive to pass the card element back to the parent scope as well as apply form validation to the stripe field.
TL;DR - Here's an example Fiddle
First thing you'll want to do is create your stripe object as a service so it can be shared.
QUESTION
I am attempting to integrate Stripe Elements with my react app. Below is the js page where I submit my payment form, which I have pieced together from various examples online. When I press submit on my form, I do get a token back, but then the charge never gets created, at least according to my Stripe dashboard.
Thank you in advance,
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Answered 2018-Jan-06 at 00:01You can't create Charges client-side with your Publishable Key; you need to do it server-side with your Secret Key (which should never be shared, so it should never be published client side).
You'll need to send along the appropriate details to some server-side code - likely in the form you're submitting there - and create the charge server-side: https://stripe.com/docs/charges
QUESTION
I'm using Behat with Mink and the Drupal extension to test my Drupal 8 website. I've got the tests running over Selenium server on Docker so I can watch them taking place.
My tests are pretty simple, just filling out forms and making sure the results match expectations, like this:
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Answered 2017-Sep-29 at 23:48The only input field I can see in the code you've provided is for a hidden field. So I suppose that the field you're trying to access is generated dynamically client side inside the #card-number-element div.
In which case, you need to ensure the browser has finished loading the page before you can check if this is working.
You could use Mink's session wait() method in your context file if you are using custom definitions. Alternatively, you could try using a different browser when testing with selenium.
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