Everything works great in development and stripe test mode.
I’m looking for directions on how to now go live.
Steps I’ve taken to this point.
In stripe: I’ve migrated the test products to live
In bubble, I added the live product IDs in the option sets
In stripe: I’ve uploaded the webhooks from test-mode to live and removed the the “test-version” information in the URLs and made them the live URLs
In bubble.io, I created a new API with live secret key and created Check-out session call, and updated the price ID to a live Price ID and in development I’ve initiated the call. Success
I deployed to live I tried to Initialize the call in live mode but getting an error stating I didn’t provide my secret key (see below) I’ve checked several times and the live secret key is correct.
There was an issue setting up your call.
*Raw response for the API * Status code 401 {
“error”: {*
“message”: “You did not provide an API key. You need to provide your API key in the Authorization header, using Bearer auth (e.g. ‘Authorization: Bearer YOUR_SECRET_KEY’). See https://stripe.com/docs/api#authentication for details, or we can help at Stripe: Help & Support”,*
You don’t need to make a new API call for live. You should be having the live key in the same API call using a shared header. This will use the development key value in test, and the live value in live.
Thank you George! much appreciated. That certainly made it easier to deploy
There are a couple issues I still need to work through.
Working fine:
payment was accepted and everything looks good in stripe
I received confirmation and provided access to the customer
charged the right amount and the right frequency (monthly)
Issues:
Issue #1: for some reason it sent two identical invoices back to bubble.io and appears in the customer’s account page.
Issue #2: for some reason stripe didn’t send back the plan the customer selected. It doesn’t appear in the subscription database.
It may be because I changed the “starter” plan that is in the API connector parameters. Since I tested with the starter plan and it has activity attached, Stripe doesn’t allow you to change the price and suggests creating a new product which I did but the API seems to work. However, it seems it may want to refer to the “starter” plan
I was going to see if I needed to change the “retrieve subscription” call to a new ID key and its value for the subscription id , and the “update customer” Key id and value of the customer ID. They both reference the “Starter” plan that I changed to a new product in Stripe.
I’m hesitate because everything else is working great.
You probably have a backend workflow set up to receive webhooks, but the payment completion causes multiple events to be fired → multiple webhooks received, hence duplicates. Is that right?
