#stripe

I should be ok to ajax my transactions right? Since they are done with tokens and tokens cant be charged more than once

I'm not creating customers

not sure what you mean by "ajax my transactions"

as in not take them to another page, do the charge and show them the response on the same page.. i think i already know the answer to that question

then yes posting or sending an ajax requests wouldn't change anything

Hey guys / girls. Working on setting up Stripe, but need an SSL. Does anybody have any cheap SSL that'll work with Stripe?

take whichever you prefer I think

Yeah just see them ranging from like $10 - $500

yeah just take one from namecheap for example

such as this one https://www.namecheap.com/security/ssl-certific... ?

I suppose yes

mxs_: i've been using a comodo cert and it seems fine...

alright thanks guys, just wanted to make sure

howdy folks, quick question, can I use the checkout button with a subscription?

cleverfoo: checkout only creates a card token. You then send it to your server to create a charge or a subscription, up to you

ahhh

thx

one more question (sorry) is there any guide on styling the button? I can't find anything in the docs

so you can't style the button but you can use Custom Checkout ( https://stripe.com/docs/checkout#integration-cu... ) to use your own button

thx again

sure!

is anyone in here using stripe with drupal?

howdy y'all, i have a generic question about stripe Plans

tamatojuice: sure what's up?

anyone available

hey there

I have a client who wants to have two accounts to charge cards to.. one in the US and one in Canada

sweet. uhm, so, i need to create a plan that is $100/month and bills every three months

is this doable with stripe?

to be totally clear -- the ``amount`` property of the ``plan`` object should be 100, correct?

krisfremen: sure if he has a business in both countries

is it possible to change the publishable keys during the checkout process based on billing address?

koopajah: yes, he does

tamatojuice: depends, in the dashboard yes, in the API no it should be 10000 since the amount is in cents

the ``interval`` will be ``"month"``, and the ``interval_count`` will be ``3``

right, totally, sorry -- in cents

krisfremen: it's possible if you build it yourself yes

ah, but not with the pre built stripe.js?

but i mean, since the amount is per interval, and the interval is month, it should be 10000

I wanted to keep it simple :(

krisfremen: if you collect the billing address on your end, then you can change the API key dynamically with Custom Checkout

tamatojuice: no you said the interval would be for 3 months no? I'm confused now

koopajah: the docs just say that amount is "the amount to be charged over the interval specified"

so does the "interval" (docs) refer to the ``interval``, which is month

OR

the ``interval`` times the ``interval_count``, which is 3

does my question make sense? haha

Hey guys, is there any way to disable all billing (stop all subscriptions) in a Stripe account without deleting the account?

tamatojuice: hum so you just put the amount you want to charge your customer each time. Don't think about the interval or anything

nitzanm: manually delete all the subscriptions/plans?

okay cool

i'm glad i asked. i assumed it would be the other way around

koopajah: i think that should be clarified in documentation :)

koopajah: thanks a ton for your time -- see ya!

will make a note of this! see ya!

koopajah: Is there an easy way to do get a list of active subscriptions? I have 800+ customers so it's difficult to go customer by customer to see if they have active subscriptions.

nitzanm: in the dashboard you can click on "Filter" and get only the ones with a sub

anybody know the cmd to move a cert_chain.crt from my computer over to /etc/ssl in the server? :3

mxs_: scp?

getting permission denied

mxs_: so first you'd copy it to a folder where you have permissions, then you can ssh and do a sudo cp to /etc/ssl

scp: /etc/ssl/cert_chain.crt: Permission denied | seems like it's the ssl folder on the server

mxs_: so first you'd copy to like ~/certs (make that directory first) and then you can copy from ~/certs to /etc/ssl

Is it possible, through the API, to get a list or total of all payments from a certain customer?

magmatic: https://stripe.com/docs/api#list_charges and pass the `customer` parameter

Thanks!

Hi! We are trying to verify a recipient and it's failing, or we are still seeing "verified": false in the recipient response.

kevinburke: we don't verify recipients automatically/in real time so that's expected

I have double checked with the recipient that we have their SSN and full legal name. I've written in to support about it. What are they going to ask us to do?

koopajah: Understood but I sent the verification request 16 hours ago :)

Still false.

kevinburke: I mean that we might not even do it for weeks

and only when you start making transfers

Ah, good, and until then all of the transfers to that recipient will be held?

no

let's try to explain it all at once

I know there's a threshold, in this case we're bumping up against it for this recipient

which is why we're trying to get them verified

then you need to email support

Yep, we're on it. Was curious if they were going to ask us to take action (email in a photo ID or upload a physical address or any other steps)