Thanks Andrew! 🙂 Not quite sure what you mean by 'one flow'. Do you mean the one-click purchase vs. the Stripe hosted Checkout Session? If so, there was actually an issue with my Stripe webhook that meant the 'Purchase (One Click)' button wasn't showing. I've just fixed this, so if you sign up as a new user you should be able to see it now.
@@CranfordTech I only see a flow of 4 steps. in your demo app. is that how it supposed to be?. that simple? also why did you choose the marketplace plugin? Can't you do this with the free, official one from stripe?
@@andrewfromremotetribe yep 4 steps is all that's needed, although there's some logic a backend workflow that's used to update the transaction after it's complete. The Stripe Connect - Marketplace plugin (which I built 🙂) is designed specifically for marketplace payments. The standard Bubble Stripe plugin can be useful for certain payment flows, but it's quite limited for a lot of scenarios. Hope that helps!
great guide.i looked into your demo app andthere is only one flow there. is that right?
Thanks Andrew! 🙂
Not quite sure what you mean by 'one flow'. Do you mean the one-click purchase vs. the Stripe hosted Checkout Session? If so, there was actually an issue with my Stripe webhook that meant the 'Purchase (One Click)' button wasn't showing. I've just fixed this, so if you sign up as a new user you should be able to see it now.
@@CranfordTech I only see a flow of 4 steps. in your demo app. is that how it supposed to be?. that simple? also why did you choose the marketplace plugin? Can't you do this with the free, official one from stripe?
@@andrewfromremotetribe yep 4 steps is all that's needed, although there's some logic a backend workflow that's used to update the transaction after it's complete.
The Stripe Connect - Marketplace plugin (which I built 🙂) is designed specifically for marketplace payments. The standard Bubble Stripe plugin can be useful for certain payment flows, but it's quite limited for a lot of scenarios.
Hope that helps!