Hi Massimo, Thanks for the answere. The documention available was clear to me that the stripe APIs are to be used in the controller. I'm just trying to understand if anyone is using the stripe supplied javascript, with Web2py. Stripe's javascript is for sending the credit card data to stripe for *validation *and then receiving back a validated token. Yes, the stripe javascript is not doing payment processing. The stripe javascript then posts the validated token to the controller which uses the Stripe.API to make the charge. Using the javascript for validation is stripe's recommend. At the very least the stripe suplied javascript, it looks like, is causing some problems with superfish. It sounds like the present approach is for the controller to do everything and I believe I can implement that solution. However, I'd rather follow stripes's recommendations, and use their javascript to do the pre-processing. I'll put some more time into the javascript problem and, if I can, post back a solution. best regards, James That would be sent by the controller. On Friday, May 25, 2012 6:42:30 PM UTC-7, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
> We use in web2py.com/pdfbuy > > the API in gluon/contrib/stripe.py are designed to be called from the > controller, not from the javascript. > > On Friday, 25 May 2012 18:07:33 UTC-5, james c. wrote: >> >> Thanks for including Stripe APIs in Web2Py. >> >> Stripe provides from its' Web site a form and javascript template that >> collects, clients browser, the credit card information, ships it off to >> stripe for validation, and then returns the validated >> credit card information as a token via a post to the Web2Py controller. >> >> This script looks like it is generating superfish related errors, and it >> looks like there are errors related to where the script wants return the >> token. >> >> Has anyone used the Stripe script with Web2Py? Or, was Stripe API for >> Web2PY tested assuming a client form is just going to collect the credit >> card information and return that to the controller? >> >> thanks in advance for any recommendations, James >> >
