#stripe

brian___, it still shouldn't work, because of the other issues I pointed out above(mimetype mainly).

yes that solved it

timebox: just for the record, I can use scripts from google maps and other places without any issues.

re: multipart/form-data : adding enctype="multipart/form-data" in the form fixes this?

In the form? No.

You're not using the form at all - you're using AJAX.

okay yep that makes sense

brian___, contentType: false would do it.

above/below data

:)

Anyways - I've got to run for a bit. Good luck!

luposlip: For sure. This _should_ work. It's unfortunately really hard to diagnose here. Are you using this? https://github.com/zyra/cordova-plugin-stripe

@kaylined thank you for all of your help !

brian___, no worries!

timebox: (my sh*tty macbook just died) Nope, I'll take a look at it, thanks again! :)

wait - is this an ionic app lupos?

you need this on cordova/ionic -> <meta http-equiv="Content-Security-Policy" content="default-src *; style-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline'; script-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline' 'unsafe-eval'">

look here for more info -> https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-whitelist

I believe the whitelist plugin is essential for all CORS when using Cordova/Ionic/Phonegap, etc.

kaylined: I have set the content-security-policy, but a bit stricter that the completely open version. But I'll try opening it up for everything.

kaylined: I'm using the whitelist plugin. It used to work perfectly with Stripe V2 JS API.

@timebox @koopajah I just create a gist for stub stripe when you need to have sort of unit testing. https://gist.github.com/lethe0690/b4dde27f41731...

@kaylined just a heads up - ading contentType: false to the ajax request results in this server error: Automatically populating $HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA is deprecated and will be removed in a future version. To avoid this warning set 'always_populate_raw_post_data' to '-1' in php.ini and use the php://input stream instead. in Unknown on line 0

hugo_: That looks like it's just stubbing out your stripePayment method, rather than stubbing out Stripe though, right?

hugo_: But cool nonetheless - thanks! :)

brian___, interesting.

brian___, I'd have thought it the other way around - I don't really use jQuery/AJAX

yeah me neither, thanks again ^.^

luposlip_, hmm well open it all up and then restrict it piece by piece and see where the breaking occurs!

@timebox if you are able to mock stripe.charges.create then you can do almost everything else like customers blabla, as long as the behaviour is known you can simulate many cases

hugo_: Right, but you're doing it by wrapping the Stripe API call in another function - so you're really just mocking the wrapping function. That's all I meant. But if it works, it works. :)

kaylined: opened it all up with this: <meta http-equiv="Content-Security-Policy" content="default-src * data: gap: * 'unsafe-eval' 'unsafe-inline';">

Still doesn't work. Same error. It must be on Stripe's side.

Huh, that's weird.

Especially when https://js.stripe.com/v2 works without issues.

luposlip_: Can you write into support about this one? https://support.stripe.com/email

I guess they decline request with origins starting with "file://"

timebox: Yeah, I'll do that. Thanks for your time guys! :-)

luposlip_: They don't. That was changed recently. But awesome - that way it can get routed properly. Thanks! :)

@timebox hmm. yeah you remind me, I will see if there is a more 'legal and better' way to do the mock. any way thanks for the help~~

get off now, have a good night every one

hugo_: You're welcome! :)

hey. when i create a charge, can i get the amount i got after stripe's fees?

i have a charge object here, i can't seem to find something in the api reference unless im blind

aphelion_: If you expand (https://stripe.com/docs/api#expanding_objects) the Balance Transaction (https://stripe.com/docs/api#balance_transaction...) - either when you create the Charge or when you retrieve it later, you'll find that information in the Balance Transaction object.

do i have to do a retrieve request to expand it, or can i just add some param when doing charge = Stripe::Charge.create(

aphelion_: You can add it when you create the Charge.

i guess it falls under the "opts" param?

def create(params={}, opts={})

timebox: is this ok? https://puu.sh/w4Wfd/17bc5da5ae.png

i guess i'll find out when i run it anyway ;p

aphelion_: `balance_transaction`

(instead of `balance`)

(also, with quotes, not ticks :D )

how do i access it in the charge?

charge object, i should say

charge.balance_transaction

thought as much, ty timebox :)

"amount": -37769,

why is it a negative? timebox

aphelion_: Where?

docs: https://stripe.com/docs/api#balance_transaction...

shows amount and net as negative integers

aphelion_: In the docs?

yup

aphelion_: That's pulling something from your account as an example that happens to be negative, I think.

(From your test account, I mean)

ah, yeah, i see i was logged in

that's weird it's a negative lol

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

my test account is mostly just a spam of a bunch of stripe test payments to get my thingy working

well now i'm curious why it's negative

oh wow, switching to my stripe test account almost made me forget it's a test account

looking at the balance... i almost bought a one way ticket to hawaii or something

:)

net_income works like a charm, thanks timebox :)

i say net_income, i mean net, net_income is what i save it as in my db

aphelion_: Awesome! You're welcome! :)

good evening, are some people of the support stuff around?

leo-unglaub: Hi! Do you have a question?

timebox: yes, i have a problem. i integrated stripe into one online shop for one of our customers and for me it works great

Would it be fine to store the pk_ key in an ap

android app

but the customers complains that he gets a lot of calls from customers unable to pay

nickers: Absolutely - that's what the `pk_*` keys are for.

every time i test stuff it works fine, but people keep complaining to my customer

leo-unglaub: What errors are they seeing?

timebox: i don't see errors at all, thats my problem :)

timebox: as far as i am concerned stripe works perfectly, but they really started to hate you guys and i would love to debug that because i like your service

leo-unglaub: Ok, well, you could have your customer write into Support (https://support.stripe.com/email) and have them look into it, but without error information, it's impossible for us to help diagnose unfortunately. Are you able to access their server logs to see if there are any errors there?

leo-unglaub: ...but ultimately, this sounds like something Support will have to help with, as it may require digging into details that we can't see here.

timebox: yes i see the server logs, no errors there. the only differenct i notices is that in some "parsed request post bodys" the fields guid, muid and sid are empty

in the payments that worked the log shows that they are always set

thats the only difference i could find

leo-unglaub: I think the best bet here is for your customer to write into Support and have them look into it.

okay, i will

thanks dude!

leo-unglaub: You're welcome - and sorry I couldn't be of more help here!

I'm testing Stripe and following the example on this page: https://stripe.com/docs/checkout/php

When I run a test transaction, customer@example.com is what shows up in the customer column on my payments dashboard. If I replace that email address with $_POST['stripeEmail'] in the PHP script and run a test transaction, I see a customer ID on the payments dashboard instead of the email address. Am I doing something wrong?

rainer_: Can you share the code you're using in a Gist or Pastebin?

rainer_: Have you tried logging the output to $_POST['stripeEmail'] to make sure it contains something? Are you using Checkout or Elements to create the Token?

I'm using Stripe Checkout to capture charges automatically, but it's not sending receipts. I thought I followed the documentation correctly, but I still have to manually send the receipt from the dashboard. Is there a way to automate this? I read through this but didn't see anything new. https://stripe.com/docs/dashboard/receipts

@timebox looks like $_POST['stripeEmail'] doesn't contain anything. I'm using Checkout to create the token.

anotherguy: Live or test mode? How are you creating the Charges server side?

is there a way to grab the email address from Checkout?

rainer_: I'd try logging the whole of $_POST and see what it says. Are you using a basic or custom Checkout implementation?

anotherguy: And just to be clear, Checkout itself won't capture charges; it only converts card details into a Token, which you then use server-side with one of our libraries (https://stripe.com/docs/libraries) to create a Customer or Charge.

Test mode. Creating the charges using this documentation - https://stripe.com/docs/charges

anotherguy: Receipts are never sent automatically in test mode; only in live mode. You can manually send the receipt from the Charge details page though.

Yes, I'm grabbing the email address and added it into the Charge call using ""receipt_email" => "example-email-here"

oh, ok!

So not in test mode

anotherguy: Yup - but it will work in live mode. :)

I'll put it into Live mode and try a real charge just to be sur

Great tip. Thank you!

anotherguy: That's generally not a good idea - you shouldn't test in live mode as the banks tend to frown upon that.

anotherguy: But I can assure you that if you put a valid email address in `receipt_email`, it will be sent. :)

Oh. Didn't realize that. OK. I'll just hope for the best. If it doesn't work, I can manually send the first few through and try to find a solution later.

Stripe has come through on everything else so far, so I'm not worried, just like to test everything. Thanks again!

anotherguy: Fair enough - and you're welcome! :)