Stripe.js - The most powerful payments plugin for Bubble. 💳

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Hi @copilot, I think I’ll purchase the new course you released, but I’m a bit confused with something. Are you going to release a 2.0 version of the stripe.js plugin or a new plugin called stripe.js 2 ? If yes, when will that be ?

Because in my plugin page the only thing I can do now is upgrading stripe.js to version 1.9.123 (I’m currently working with 1.8.10)

Hi @Tomdez1989.

We are upgrading the same Stripe.js plugin with new features all listed as Version 1.9.x for testing purposes. If you’re building now, use the latest version of Stripe.js so you can seamlessly upgrade to Stripe.js 2 when the update is available. Creating an entirely new plugin would drastically increase effort required for all Bubblers. :+1:

Hi there @copilot

In case you’re not aware, there seems to be an issue with the Element, it doesn’t show up on the page anymore therefore my customers cannot pay. Everything was working fine until 2 hours ago

Any idea how to fix that? I’m using version 1.9.128

Thanks in advance

@ambroisedlg

As noted more than a few times above, the best place to inform us of any issues is by filing a bug report on our Contact page or emailing at plugins@withcopilot.com. :+1:

Sorry my mistake
Just sent an email, thanks

@copilot will stripe.js 2.0 support connecting Express accounts or only Custom accounts?

Hi @mihira,

Stripe.js 2 is heavily-focused on Stripe Connect’s Custom accounts but will support additional account types such as Express through updates in the future. Our accompanying course only covers Custom accounts at this time. :wink:

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Hi @copilot,

I need to implement Stripe sometime in the next ~4 weeks. Can you recommend whether to install the current 1.9xx version, or wait until 2.0?

A couple related questions:
1- do you have an updated 2.0 timeline?

2- if implementing 1.9xx, what documentation should I refer to? E.g. Copilot course plus Stripe api documentation or is there something better?

I’m not a developer so hope not to have to struggle through a coder-only walkthrough if possible, and certainly don’t want to reduplicate efforts in a short time once 2.0 launches.

Thanks for the guidance!

Ken

Hey @kenneth.ettinger!

We definitely recommend implementing Stripe.js 2.0 which is presently-available under the 1.9.x flag. Our Platform Payments 2 course features Stripe.js 2 so you’ll be able to follow along during your implementation! :slight_smile:

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@copilot does the plugin support plans with metered billing?

Hey @mihira,

We do have Metered Plan support in the works along with Usage Records to match! :+1:

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Hi @copilot, do you have an ETA for these features?

Hi @mihira,

You can reach out to plugins@withcopilot.com for your inquiries. :+1:

Hello, just wondering when you plan to continue your course or whether you are experiencing disruptions? All the best.

Hey @apaulsen,

We’re doing our best despite blockers along the way. We have and always will prefer to do something we’re proud of and put immense effort in everything we do - we hope it shows. :slight_smile:

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Hi @copilot

Your video series is very helpful. One thing I don’t understand as I’m trying to implement stripe.js ‘create seller accounts’, is how to fill in the legal entity dropdown with a user input (e.g. user dropdown)? I can only set it manually within the workflow.

Also, the video shows the ability to add payment description but the current plugin doesn’t have this field within ‘create payment’. I did see it within the ‘payment intent’, but I’m having a hard time finding a way to make a ‘payment method id’ to use ‘payment intents’.

Thank you!

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Hey @copilot

You were repeatedly asking everyone to get in touch with you at plugins@withcopilot.com in case of any trouble - I have sent you an email (and a reminder) but I can’t get an answer for 5 days…

Where can I get reliable support for this plugin?

@Szymon,

Stripe.js is a free, community plugin. If you cannot appreciate the capability, capacity and caveats of a free plugin like Stripe.js, you can absolutely consider alternatives. Posting in this thread does not help your query nor the rest of the community. Your support and understanding is appreciated, but not necessary. :+1:

@copilot thank you very much for such a great plugin! We just found an issue with an action “Card - Delete”. First, we noticed that something is wrong with description, because Customer ID and ‘card_’ is mentioned by both input fields:

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So we assumed that in the first input we should add Stripe Customer ID and in second input - Card ID that user wants to delete. Unfortunately this leads to the following error:

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Is it an issue with this action or do we do something wrong? In advance thank you for your support!