Have you watched the Stripe.js tutorial videos by @copilot?
I believe it is still the case that you need to store the value in an intermediary state (ie. what should be your Step 2). Then, your current Step 2 should reference the state value from the new Step 2.
We have a rather lengthy course (Platform Payments) that goes over implementing a payment structure for your application, including subscriptions and webhooks should you need them. The first few videos are free and are a pretty-good place to start if you’re just looking to get Stripe.js going.
I appreciate the help! I was able to find out there was an issue with the test cards I was using, hence not being able to generate a card token.
I am still fairly new to all this and wish I could have caught the error earlier but I am glad it finally got resolved. I wasn’t sure I was going to be able to move forward if that didn’t work.
Hey @corey.dorsa i’m facing the same issue here, even after rewatching the tutorials couple of times and using the debugger, i found out that i couldn’t create a stripetoken.
Could you develop how you fix this and what was the problem with the testing card you were using ?