thanks for the detailed breakdown. What are the downsides of revealing product id on the client side? Can't think of anything that would be a threat to security
I think if you have a cheaper price option of a product, and the user somehow gets that priceid, he would be able to buy the product for the cheaper price
stripe.redirectToCheckout is deprecated, how can i do the same using the recommended stripe.checkout.session.create making a request to render the checkout form?
thanks for the video. very simple. On your next video, can you also add how to use next.js api route to then further process the information. For example, upon a successful payment, send the data to CMS or a Order Management System.
Not a good tutorial at all, don't waste your time if you are trying to install a buy button on your page because he just talks about coding and doesn't address the issue.
Thanks for your feedback. If you’re looking for a “buy button” then I wouldn’t recommend stripe checkout. You’re probably better off using Gumroad or Snipcart if you want that. Please do let me know what I should address in this video so I can redo it.
dudeee! Thanks for the help the video was quick and simple to understand. It works and really helped :)
Glad it helped! Thank you for watching :-)
Where can i download index.js page..
thanks for the detailed breakdown. What are the downsides of revealing product id on the client side? Can't think of anything that would be a threat to security
I think if you have a cheaper price option of a product, and the user somehow gets that priceid, he would be able to buy the product for the cheaper price
@@Alphfirm I see. I wonder if voucher codes get exposed to client too?
Any more ideas on this since you posted?
Would it be possible to set a custom price from the clientside, instead of pre-selecting one that has already been created in the stripe dash?
Not with Stripe Checkout client implementation. You'd need to use the server side option to do this as far as I know.
Thank you, my man.
Also, I can't find your next video where u mentioned that we will see other parameters of redirectToCheckout. Can u link me to it?
Hey, thank you! I ended up removing the video due to a few stripe changes but I should redo it and upload!
Hey man! Is it possible to get the response of the payment if it’s approved?
Hi, Can I use this method in Test mode?
I am not getting to enable client-only integration in test mode. could you suggest?
Hey, I'm not sure on the status of this feature. Perhaps it was deprecated. I can make a new video though.
Hi Jamie, Subscribed!
Can we put the checkout page in a popout/up modal instead of the current tab or instead of a new tab?
Hey. This isn’t possible. Maybe in the future? 🤞
stripe.redirectToCheckout is deprecated, how can i do the same using the recommended stripe.checkout.session.create making a request to render the checkout form?
Hello, thank you for this video. My problem that the checkout code doesn´t appear when the product is set as a package. What can I do in this case?
Helpful. Thanks!
I created a test mode link. Do I have to create another one for ACTIVE Mode?
As far as I know yes. They’re completely isolated environments.
thanks for the video. very simple. On your next video, can you also add how to use next.js api route to then further process the information. For example, upon a successful payment, send the data to CMS or a Order Management System.
Will do! I’ll make a video on it
@@notrab Very helpful, thanks! Have you made a video about the success-to-CMS already (see comment above)? Can't seem to find it on your channel.
Hi can you please share the source code ?
Not a good tutorial at all, don't waste your time if you are trying to install a buy button on your page because he just talks about coding and doesn't address the issue.
Thanks for your feedback. If you’re looking for a “buy button” then I wouldn’t recommend stripe checkout. You’re probably better off using Gumroad or Snipcart if you want that.
Please do let me know what I should address in this video so I can redo it.
Anything I can do to help?
@@notrab you’re a good guy tho
@@notrab I just want a link that I can send clients to pay for a product or service. Is this possible with Stripe?
@@kellbonell It is now with Stripe Payment Links