Re:Payment iframe - the easiest way to insert Stripe into yo...
by DASD on Monday August 13, 2012 @02:09PM
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People trust Stripe. I think the issue here is Javascript and origin-policy and relinquishing control. When Stripe releases their version of STRIPEPAYMENTIFRAME.COM as an iframe solution then this can go away. I believe Colin mentioned a need for this now rather than waiting for Stripe.
Interesting side note: Yes I know it's only meant to be a demonstration site but PAYMENTIFRAME.COM is using Google Analytics. Oh HAI GA...what's my Security Code again? Just needed a nice chuckle before I head back from lunch.
Re:Payment iframe - the easiest way to insert Stripe into yo...
by tptacek on Monday August 13, 2012 @02:10PM
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Colin trusts Stripe to collect credit cards. He does not trust them for anything else. Embedding the form on a page on TARSNAP.COM trusts them for everything that can happen on any web application on the same domain.
Re:Payment iframe - the easiest way to insert Stripe into yo...
by DASD on Monday August 13, 2012 @02:21PM
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Did my comment not cover something?
Re:Payment iframe - the easiest way to insert Stripe into yo...
by bentlegen on Monday August 13, 2012 @02:13PM
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That's great for Colin. But he should describe the steps he took to host his own iframed Stripe form. Not encourage others to blindly copy/paste an <iframe> tag pointing to his domain onto their website.
Colin implemented this because besides credit card numbers, he was unwilling to give Stripe control over his website. Colin's users trust him with things that are much more sensitive than credit card numbers.