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How can I pass prefilled Custom Fields through checkout via Drop-in Script?

How can I pass prefilled Custom Fields through checkout via Drop-in Script? 

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I have a custom field configured at the subscription level. I need to pass the value of the field while triggering checkout via Drop-in Script. How can I achieve this?

Summary

To pass the prefilled value of a custom field through Checkout via Drop-in script you need to input variables in the script like - “product.data[“cf_sub_test”] = “subscription custom field”;“. To get the complete sample code please click here.

Solution

You need to pass the parameter like - “product.data[“cf_sub_test”] = “subscription custom field”;” where the “cf_sub_test” is the parameter of the respective custom field on your site. The Custom Field API parameters will be different if you have configured multiple custom fields on your site. To collect this parameter, navigate to Settings » Configure Chargebee » Custom Fields » click on the required Custom Field » copy the API name.

Sample script for PC 2.0 sites:

document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() {

            var cbInstance = Chargebee.getInstance();

            var planElement = document.querySelector("[data-cb-item-0='100-Monthly-USD-Monthly']");

            var product = cbInstance.getProduct(planElement);

              // adding subscription custom fields

            product.data["cf_ref_code"] = "fbuy_ref_code";

            console.log(product);



            cbInstance.setCheckoutCallbacks(function(product) {

                console.log(product.addons);

                return {

                    loaded: function() {

                        console.log("checkout opened");

                    },

                    close: function() {

                        console.log("checkout closed");

                    },   

                    success: function(hostedPageId) {

                      console.log(hostedPageId);

                    },

                    step: function(value) {

                        // value -> which step in checkout

                        console.log(value);

                    }

                }

              });

        });

You can use the complete sample code present here after replacing the site name, plan price point ID, and custom field API parameter.

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