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DigitalRiverCheckout object

Learn about the functionality exposed by the DigitalRiverCheckout object

Once you initialize DigitalRiverCheckout.js, you can use the DigitalRiverCheckout object to:
​Create an instance of the checkout modal 
​Create an instance of components​
​Display a checkout button​
​Determine the modal's status​
Create an instance of the checkout modal
The DigitalRiverCheckout object exposes createModal() which creates an instance of the checkout modal and displays it in the browser.
document.getElementById('YOUR_CHECKOUT_BUTTON_ID').addEventListener('click', async (event) => {
  
   // An example asynchronous function that creates the checkout session
   const checkoutSessionId = await createCheckoutSession();
  
   // Creates and opens the modal
   drCheckout.createModal(checkoutSessionId, config);
})
createModal(checkoutSessionId, config)
The function accepts a checkout session identifier and a configuration object.
checkout session identifier
This required parameter identifies the checkout-session. 
configuration
This optional parameter defines checkout options and event handlers.
For details, refer to Configuring the modal.
Creating an instance of components
The DigitalRiver object exposes components(). For details, refer to Components.
Display the checkout button
The DigitalRiverCheckout object exposes renderButton(), which displays a checkout button and allows you to initiate the checkout process. For details, refer to Rendering a checkout button. 
Determine the status of the modal
The DigitalRiverCheckout object exposes getStatus(), which returns data on the modal's current state. For details, refer to Checking the status of the modal.  
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DigitalRiverCheckout configuration object

Configuring the modal

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