Payment Button Delay

We are adding a subscribable callback method called onPaymentButtonPressed, which controls if and when the payment button should delay exection.

If subscribed to, the payment button will – instead of executing the payment directly – execute the callback method and add an event listener for the expected “continue“ response to be generated. They delay will apply for all payment methods running iframed within the payment UI.

If no response to continue is received within a set time limit, the payment button will be reset and the payment UI will be opened for another attempt.

Seamless View Functions

The Seamless View function resume is crucial for the payment button delay to work, as it allows you to resume the payment flow in cases where you have subscribed to onPaymentButtonPressed. If you subscribe to this, you have to send the resume function to be able to finish the payment flow.

If you do not run the function with valid input before 2 minutes has passed, resume will be called automatically with the confirmation value of false.

Resuming the payment with a onPaymentButtonPressed flow

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payex.hostedView.checkout().resume({
    paymentOrderId: "string",
    confirmation: true
});

Callback Response

The callback response will contain the paymentOrderId currently loaded in the iframe, and a true or false indicating if the processing should continue or not.

A proper UI error message will to be provided from the validator if the processing if stopped.