The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Adding Stripe to Summary Page

This video tutorial explains how to integrate Stripe into a summary page for processing payments. It covers setting up the Stripe button, configuring necessary properties, and testing the payment process. The tutorial also demonstrates how to hide duplicate buttons using JavaScript and handle Stripe tokens to charge credit cards in the controller.

What is the first step in integrating Stripe on the summary page?

• Using Microsoft extensions options

• Injecting Stripe directly into the HTML

• Configuring the Stripe API keys

• Setting up a new Stripe account

How is the order total for Stripe calculated?

• By adding a fixed fee to the order total

• By multiplying the order total by 100

• By converting the order total to a different currency

• By dividing the order total by 100

Which script tag is necessary for Stripe integration?

• A script tag for Stripe's API

• A script tag for Stripe's analytics

• A script tag for Stripe's CSS

• A script tag for Stripe Checkout JS

What is the purpose of hiding one of the buttons on the page?

• To comply with Stripe's design guidelines

• To prevent users from placing multiple orders

• To ensure only one button triggers the Stripe Checkout page

• To improve the page's loading speed

What happens when the pay button is clicked on the Stripe Checkout page?

• Stripe captures the information and sends a token to the controller

• The user is redirected to a confirmation page

• The payment is processed immediately

• The order is saved for later processing

Where is the charge added after receiving the token from Stripe?

• Inside the controller for post

• In the Stripe dashboard

• In the client-side script

• In the database directly

What is the role of the token received from Stripe?

• It is used to authenticate the user

• It is used to update the order status

• It is used to add a charge and process the payment

• It is used to generate a receipt