How do I include dynamic data within a function client side?

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For some reason I’m stuck. If anyone has any tips, they’d be greatly appreciated. I’m trying to pass dynamic data. See screenshot:

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The client secret is temporary, as it’s coming from an API call within a Stripe Verification Session.

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Wouldn’t it be just properties.client_secret

You have prepended some text but the dynamic inputs aren’t a property of the verificationSession

They are a scoped object to the action, right?

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Correct. I tried changing the property too, but to no avail. (Still fairly new to anything non-api related)

I have also apparently resorted in time like Benjamin Button and can’t figure this out with the baby brain haha.

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Does it err or are you not getting the value? Can you print the value to the console?

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It runs, but errors in the console:

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It looks like one of the values you are passing should be a JSON. Is that accurate and if so, are you passing it?

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Apologies in advance if my nomenclature is off.

Here’s what I’m doing for context. API call, and result of is being passed to the client side action.

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The issue is the client side ‘client_secret’ isn’t getting passed through.

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First, did you tried console.log() 'ing it? If so give us the result (:

To eliminate a race condition issue: Trigger a custom workflow right after the step 1 and place the step 2 inside that new custom workflow.

Also, try checking if your code passes at Esprima: Syntax Validator, copy only your code, do not include the “function(properties” and the ending “}”.

This will give us a good start.

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Thanks guys.

I tried a pause and custom wf, no avail. Same error.

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Also, dumb question, but for console log… how? :slight_smile: … lol

Stripe Doc:

https://stripe.com/docs/js/identity/modal

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console.log(properties.client_secret)

Or

console.log(JSON.stringify(properties.client_secret, null, 4))

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This produced the client_secret!

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So maybe you were right in your post above. It’s not parsing the value

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Question now is how to parse it in correctly for the wf :thinking:

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What has this one brought to the console? Same thing?

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Yes :slight_smile: same things as the screenshot above.

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Something else is at fault then, because the secret is there :roll_eyes:

What about that 404 error there?

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I think the 404 is from a stop at step two where the workflow is supposed to continue in with the client secret. Otherwise the call runs smoothly if I use their “navigate to url” instead. I’m trying for their “modal” in this case. :slightly_frowning_face:

I attached the doc above, if you have time would mind taking a look? Although I don’t know if that would help you help me diagnose lol.

Is there a way to call a properties.object inside a function? I’ve tried in between brackets but still nothing.