I’ve been given a 503 error from stripe that’s integrated on one of my pages. I’m not sure if this issue is something wrong with Stripe, Webflow or the way I’ve integrated it. 503 corresponds to a server error, in Stripes own words “Something went wrong on Stripe’s end. (These are rare.)”
Hi @jamie1, can you please share the link to the published site? Webflow does not have built in integration with stripe for the backend, so it may be an issue with your payment gateway that you are using.
In future if you want faster replies and more accurate answers, I suggest including all the details listed in the link above before someone has to ask.
Hi @jamie1 and @tomo.
I’ve waited to reply to this thread since it is more about Stripe. But since the issues aren’t getting resolved, maybe we can help.
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Ive placed the code from stripe checkout in an embed element on my home page for you to see. If you click on it and use the test card 4242 4242 4242 4242 with whatever expiry date (present or future) and ccv you’ll see it come up with an error. The same one as what Jamie1 mentioned above. I’ve had the issue for the past few weeks.
That is because after Stripe has processed the payment, it seems that they will “redirect” the user back to a server-side endpoint on your site. However, as there is no server-side code to handle the request from Stripe, you are seeing that page as Webflow throws an error to say that “this request is not supported”.
There is no such page on your site or Webflow that can handle this server-side request from Stripe:
This is a POST request, which is invalid as Webflow does not support/handle POST requests from anywhere (not even Stripe):
Problem:
You are directly using Stripe with Webflow. This is NOT in any way supported and there is NO workaround to get Stripe working.