Closed justinxreese closed 8 years ago
That sounds pretty strange. Are you sure the charges are going through? Do you see them in the stripe control panel?
This is the code that does the charging - https://github.com/nate-strauser/wework/blob/master/both/lib/methods.js#L94
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I'm wondering if I could get some insight into what could cause this to fail.
The stripe payments on my site at http://jobs.abstractions.io are going through, but I have to manually add a "Featured Through" date to each one to get them to be featured.
Not sure where to look. Any help greatly appreciated. It's okay for now, but I'm going to be using this for our upcoming conference and won't have time to manually feature posts during the event.
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Yes. Definitely have charges. Just refunded three of them because the user was confused and kept trying. I'll look at the referenced method here in a bit.
No errors in app logs
Actually there are errors in the app console, didn't show up in Galaxy
Blocked a frame with origin "https://checkout.stripe.com" from accessing a frame with origin "https://jobs.abstractions.io". Protocols, domains, and ports must match.
is shown early in the process and when I attempt to make a payment it inserts an error
Insert Error: – n {stack: "n@https://jobs.abstractions.io/e8[REDACTED]2cf.js?meteor_js_resource=true:50:17769", error: "Payment Failed!", reason: undefined, …}
i made a small change to output a better error condition - try that out and let me know what it says now
it seems like the stripe charge may be going through, but that the response is not as expected, thus the job is not marked as featured
Cool that's nice. I'll give it a shot. We looked at the stripe API and noticed it might respond with "pending" instead of "succeeded". Will let you know
hmm - i guess that could be it - i've only ever gotten back 'succeeded' in my testing
the charge checking logic could be status !== 'failed'
, but that leaves
me concerned about what happens if a 'pending' status later turns into
'failed'.
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Cool that's nice. I'll give it a shot. We looked at the stripe API and noticed it might respond with "pending" instead of "succeeded". Will let you know
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@nate-strauser I've been working on this, and we've actually been receiving a status of 'paid'
. This is in disagreement with stripe's documentation of what this status field can contain (documentation here: https://stripe.com/docs/api#charge_object-status) but it is what we're seeing.
Changing line 101 here: https://github.com/nate-strauser/wework/blob/master/both/lib/methods.js#L101
to:
if(result && (result.status === "succeeded" || result.status === "paid")){
Solves this issue.
I'm wondering if I could get some insight into what could cause this to fail.
The stripe payments on my site at http://jobs.abstractions.io are going through, but I have to manually add a "Featured Through" date to each one to get them to be featured.
Not sure where to look. Any help greatly appreciated. It's okay for now, but I'm going to be using this for our upcoming conference and won't have time to manually feature posts during the event.