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added name='number' to the credit input field #30
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This was removed in a different commit... ...because it prevents the card info from being submitted to your servers, keeping you in PCI compliance. It's a fundamental problem for which I cannot think of a solution. Another place this causes a problem is form validation: if you do not have a name field, it is impossible (I think) to access that field's $invalid state. Right? Problems. |
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Fix to make the example show the type of credit card as user inputs it.
There was a change to how Stripe-Form detects values and I do not think the example was ever updated.