Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found the video helpful. Stay tuned for more tutorials coming soon! If you have any specific topics you'd like me to cover, feel free to let me know. Happy coding! 😊
@@GeekySanjay When I try to get those API keys, it asks me website, even in the test mode I'm not able to get those keys. I raised help request they told me add a website to get those keys.
Hello Sanjay, First of all, Great work on the tutorial!! I followed it step by step and was able to reach till the end. But when I mark a test payment as success by clicking green success button in RazorPay link, I get "the id provided does not exist, BAD REQUEST". How to resolve this error? I checked that I have added correct test key and secret in environment variables, and even I am running configuration when I run the Spring Boot app.
I'm glad to hear that you found the tutorial helpful! Regarding the error message you're encountering, "the id provided does not exist, BAD REQUEST," it may be related to Regarding the issue of Visa test cards not working with the Razorpay test environment, it's a common problem faced by developers. Please attempt using the test card number "4718 6091 0820 4366" and inform me of the results. If you encounter any further issues, please share your Git repository with me at shubh24i@gmail.com
@@GeekySanjay hello Sanjay. Actually the error got resolved, not by using the test cards, but using the real cards number, with random cvv and expiry dates. That trick worked. Even the other payment modes started working then. Thanks for response anyways!
Great video, I'm actually implementing something like this , good info
Glad it was helpful!
Great video, I'm actually implementing something like this right now, and you gave me some very good insight!
Thanks, I am glad it is helpfull for you
Too helpful. Looking forward to have more such videos.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found the video helpful. Stay tuned for more tutorials coming soon! If you have any specific topics you'd like me to cover, feel free to let me know. Happy coding! 😊
Great video 🎉
Thank you so much. Stay tuned for more tutorials coming soon!
Good videos Sanjay and helpful
Glad to hear that
Nice Video Sanjay:)
Thanks for watching
Hello Sanjay, To get API keys, do we need to add our website to the dashboard?
No, it is not necessary to add a website to obtain the payment key. As you can see, I developed it locally only.
@@GeekySanjay When I try to get those API keys, it asks me website, even in the test mode I'm not able to get those keys. I raised help request they told me add a website to get those keys.
you can use localhost or 127.0.0.1 to refer to your local machine
@@GeekySanjay I tried that too , but they are rejecting it while verifying the website
@@udhaya8489 let's connect on gmeet I want to see what is the issue
Hello Sanjay, First of all, Great work on the tutorial!! I followed it step by step and was able to reach till the end. But when I mark a test payment as success by clicking green success button in RazorPay link, I get "the id provided does not exist, BAD REQUEST". How to resolve this error? I checked that I have added correct test key and secret in environment variables, and even I am running configuration when I run the Spring Boot app.
I'm glad to hear that you found the tutorial helpful! Regarding the error message you're encountering, "the id provided does not exist, BAD REQUEST," it may be related to Regarding the issue of Visa test cards not working with the Razorpay test environment, it's a common problem faced by developers. Please attempt using the test card number "4718 6091 0820 4366" and inform me of the results. If you encounter any further issues, please share your Git repository with me at shubh24i@gmail.com
@@GeekySanjay hello Sanjay. Actually the error got resolved, not by using the test cards, but using the real cards number, with random cvv and expiry dates. That trick worked. Even the other payment modes started working then. Thanks for response anyways!