is there an option to add (or just display) sales tax in the Checkout UI? Or do I just add it to the total payment amount and add verbiage to my site about it?
tr12
rubeacon_: this is a fairly fundamental change - you should work out which type of account you want to use in your production app, and then use / test with that type of account
rubeacon_: you can't switch an account between types after it's been created, fwiw
confused: you'd add it to the total
mychickenrice
does Transfer.created mean that the transfer has been sent and is waiting to be received by my bank or does it mean that the transfer has been scheduled for a specific time?
confused
ok - no way to itemize the invoice then right?
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tr12
mychickenrice: for automatic transfers, this means that the transfer has been sent, but not yet received by your bank
mychickenrice: the point of truth is the status field on the transfer
confused: checkout just knows about the total amount
confused
got it - thanks
tr12
insofar as checkout knows about an amount at all - it's purely for display purposes
confused
ya
tr12
you can put whatever text you want there, though trying to display too much won't work very well, so I don't think it'll be easy to fit a subtotal, tax & total in there
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generally, checkout should be the very last step, after the order details, subtotal, etc. have all been laid out in your own page
confused
roger that
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tr12: funny thing is, we aren't passed the address information until after the user hits "Pay Now ($10.00)" so there's no way to add sales tax to the total unless we handle the address stuff on our own.
tr12
confused: yeah, you may want to collect the shipping address outside of checkout
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confused
I think I'll just add a note: Sales Tax will be added to the total during processing (prepare to pay more and wonder why the charge is 6% higher) :)
tr12
hmm, I'd pretty strongly recommend presenting the actual amount that's going to be charged to their card
confused
that way it can be determined and calculated on the server side when the actual charge is made
yea but that renders Checkout's "quick and easy" integration moot
tr12
I don't know if you're *required* to do this, but it seems like a poor ux either way
confused
i know :(
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hpar
confused: tr12 just a quick thought: you could use the "closed" handler on checkout to show the adjusted amount based on shipping zip with an "are you sure?"
still not _great_ ux
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tr12
yeah, that's true
confused
ya
irctc746
Help!
confused
I've seen disclaimers like this before and they're not great but it gets the job done: *Pennsylvania residents are subject to 6% sales tax which will be added to your order total during processing. The total amount shown in the cart does not include sales tax and the charge on your credit card statement will be 6% higher.
irctc746
i need to get in contact with you and solve a problem...
hpar
if you have destination zip-based tax that gets complicated to calc in JS
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confused
luckily we just have a 6% tax if sold within PA
so it's simple
irctc746
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Guinevere
hi
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hpar
irctc746: go ahead and ask your question!
Guinevere
I got many clients compalined that their payment were failed
hpar
Guinevere: do you have any specific errors from your logs on your dashboard?
And most error msg is card error, but my clients sent emails and told me that he tried several different cards and they should all work as he just purchased goods from other British wesite
Could you give me a quick approximation as to what the non-profit account includes? I am building a new site for a non-profit, and I am considering Stripe
@ajs_ but it takes time, I have been complained by my clients so frequent these days.
ajs_
story: sure, did you replace the test api keys with the real ones?
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Guinevere: we're not able to help with declines here and they respond to most emails pretty quickly
story
yes, replaced the keys, changed to live mode in the dashboard, and I have https
I am using stripe.js
ajs_
story: cool, so what are you seeing? like can you clarify what you mean when you say you can't get your site out of test mode?
tr12
story: the switch in the dashboard just affects the dashboard, tbc
JapSeyz
@ajs_ I know, it's in my plan, I was just curious as to which benefits it includes, do you know anything about this? I am currently doing cost-analysis, and would like an approximation for Stripe :)
story
when I go to make a payment, it says “test mode” on the top right
tr12
story: it sounds like you're still using test keys with checkout
you'll need to swap it out with your live publishable key
story
I did swap it out
ajs_
JapSeyz: i don't, sorry. this channel exists for help with development questions but not much help with specific rates etc.
story
the keys begin like “sk_live_
JapSeyz
Alright, I'll contact Sales, thanks for quick replies
ajs_
sure. sorry i'm not more helpful
tr12
story: no, the keys that you put in the checkout config (like data-key)
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story: there should be a key there that looks like pk_live_***
story
yup, I have two keys that I have in a stripe.php file “pk_live_”
story: if you view source on the page, you'll see the 'pk-test' key there
story
if you click on “buy ticket” at the bottom it says test more
ajs_
*pk_test
story
it’s not in the source code, it’s a php file
ajs_
right, but what your page is loading in the checkout config is the test key
so you're not loading the live key. maybe the test key is hardcoded there and you're not pulling it from your config file, maybe you defined the wrong config file or didn't save with the live keys, etc.
story
where is the checkout config?
I am writing this page from scratch, I didn’t make a checkout config
"expected to arrive 1st of june" is this in relation to UTC time or the timezone that I have manually set on my dashboard?
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thanks for answering my previous question btw
tr12
there's enough error in that number that it almost doesn't matter
usually, the transfer will post at whatever "start of business" is for your bank on that day
it's not that the transfer shows up at the stroke of midnight on the first of june
(also, np!)
sou
hi everyone! i have an app that sells subscriptions and charges shipping fee based on location. the shipping fee is charged as an invoice item via webhook. when a user change their address, how do i update the new shipping fee starting from the next month?
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mychickenrice
yeah was just hoping haha, usually my bank would tick transfers over the second after midnight but at this point it doesnt really matter anymore haha. thanks again
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tr12
sou: you're adding the shipping fee as an invoice item, though - would you not just look at the shipping address when the invoice is paid & add the corresponding shipping amount then?
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from stripe's perspective, this is not a recurring item - you're just bolting it onto the invoice every month
so there's nothing in stripe to update
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sou
tr12, ah that's right! i was thinking if the user changes address mid cycle and i would have to tell stripe, but the invoice item is created at the beginning of the cycle so the current month invoice would not be affected