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otherwise, give me the account id you get in `stripe_user_id` (acct_XXX) so that I can take a look on our end

Hello awesome Stripe developers. I want to use the second method described here: https://stripe.com/docs/connect/payments-fees, where a charge is made on the platform’s account but the funds are received by a connected account specified by the destination parameter. However, I would like the destination account (not my account) to send a receipt. Is this possible?

koopajah that file is my entire code - on the page it's literary a link with an img tag in it. and the result.html is an empty html file

denisa: I'm not sure what you mean with the result is an html

users go to Stripe first and *then* go back to your PHP code where you retrieve the access token

try dumping *everything* and add echo *everywhere*

sorry my return url (result.html - blank file)

daveymanj: I'd say not directly, the best solution here is to send the receipt from the platform or charge directly ( https://stripe.com/docs/connect/payments-fees#c... ) on the connected account

Okay, thanks @koopajah

koopajah i found the problem :) now it works like a charm. thank you

what was the problem OCC?

OOC

i have set up the wrong redirect url in the application. one letter typo

thanks again and i am sorry for all this

oh no worries, I'm glad you figured it out and I'll add this as a possible cause for that issue :)

Hi all. If statement_descriptor is omitted from a new charge, the returned charge object has it as null. Will the resulting statement descriptor on CC statements be null or "STRIPE" or will it default to the Account's statement_descriptor property?

matt05: default statement in your settings

Fatal error: Class 'Stripe' not found in /usr/home/nyctelecomm/www/pages/teststripe.php on line 36 https://bpaste.net/show/65778bc20cb0

@koopajah, is that default you're referring to different from Account.statement_descriptor?

matt05: I mean the one in your account settings in public info

pEYEd: usually it means your require_once is incorrect

koopajah: I've tried giving it the path of web root and full path, same error. The file exist.

@koopajah, I'm using managed accounts, I should have specified. These are all managed through the API, and afaik, there's no UI for statement descriptor on public accounts.

it finds the file, but not the class

I just logged into our production dashboard (which is currently live and accepting payments, and has been for several months). It is flipped to "test", with all the dollar amounts set to 0. The CEO of the company is seeing it as "live", with actual dollar amounts. Any idea what might be happening?

matt05: you can set it through the API: https://stripe.com/docs/api#update_account then like you said before

pEYEd: then it means you didn't download the correct version of our PHP library. Your code is for 1.18, not 2.2.0

kytrinyx_: that's just a view on the dashboard, it's saved in your browser locally I think you can safely switch it and go back to Live

Ok, thanks!

@koopajah, just to be clear, then: omitting statement_descriptor in a new Charge via the API will default to Account.statement_descriptor, despite the statement_descriptor on the returned charge object shown as null

matt05: yes, as long as you charge directly on the connected account

anyone know off have if my stripe.js/php checkout setup needs https for test api?

funkster> not for test no

ok perfect, thanks koopajah.

@koopajah, that's right. Okay, so my follow-up is that statement_descriptor disallows < > " ' when sending explicitly with a new Charge object, but the Account.statement_descriptor property allows these characters. Will the disallowed characters be stripped automatically when generating CC statements from Account.statement_descriptor, or do I need

to update all my managed Accounts to remove these characters?

I think we strip on our end, but I always feel like it's better to always set exactly what you want so I would advise to update

I agree, just want to predict some behavior in the meantime. Thanks!