Can we get the zip code directly from the
const cardPostalCode = elements.create('CARD_POSTAL_CODE',styles); ?
This information is useful for us outside the payment and parcouring DOM inside your Ifame is prompt for future errors.
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Also parcouring dom gives a cross origin error, which is perfect like that.
@bryan.vargas , we are out of luck for an answer on many questions on the forum. You previously answered on one other question we posted. I am reaching to you for a follow-up on these many questions. Sorry for the many tags you'll receive
AFAIK we don't provide back the Zip code, and personally, when I use my credit card at other places, it always prompts me for the CVV and Zip.
@ bryan ,
I am not sure I understand your answer, which makes me think you don't understand our question. We need to have that postal code in our saved data. The clover iFrame is integrated in a bigger form, with many fields, like the name and complete address. As of right now, because the zip code is a Clover field, we cannot get that info. Is there a way, other than asking the zip code twice to the user (once in a field outside clover, and once from the zip code iframe field) to get that zipcode?
Please test this in sandbox and see what is available in the api request when you get the payment details. I tested this many times and did not get a ZIP code back.
The question is not about the API, it's about getting the content of the field in the form itself. The iFrame have a zip code field.
Before sending anything to the server.
Can we get the zip code?
Keep in mind that we are using the clover Iframe .
Can you take the time, please, to gather information instead of asking us to test it in sandbox. There is no doc on what I am asking, and, yes, we have tried. That's why I am posting here.
Confirmed that due to security constraints, we do not pass the actual data back
OK, that is what I thought.
I get it for the card number/cvc/expiration date, but could it be possible to add an option to pass back the zip code?
This is an official feature request .
Maybe we could access it from the clover object :
const clover = new Clover('sdfsdf');
or the mounted zipcode field :
const elements = clover.elements();
const cardPostalCode = elements.create('CARD_POSTAL_CODE',styles);
Once again, Bryan, thank you for your time!
@1zero1 I struggled with the same issue, but found out that after you create the token
clover.createToken()
.then(function(result) {
if (result.errors) {
Object.values(result.errors).forEach(function(value) {
displayError.textContent = value;
});
} else {
console.log("created token");
console.log(result);
if you print the result it returns this:
{
"card": {
"exp_month": "2",
"exp_year": "2025",
"first6": "601111",
"last4": "1117",
"brand": "DISCOVER",
"address_zip": "08002"
},
"token": "clv_1TSTSuxJAPgGWDEzxjdExgp3"
}
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