deattachPaymentToCheckout

Learn how to delete the customer credit payment source from checkout.

Use this global method to delete the customer credit payment source from checkout.

In addition to deleting the source from the checkout, this method will delete the Digital River Transition Payment Object corresponding to the sourceId and will update the values for amountRemainingToBeContributed and amountContributed in the cart object.

Sending a request

This method accepts parameters in JSON string format. You need to pass the cartId and the sourceId with this method.

Parameter
Required/Optional
Description

cartId

Required

The Salesforce ID for the cart object.

sourceId

Required

The unique identifier of the source to be removed.

Request body example
“{
      "cartId”:CartId, 
      “sourceId”: “sourceId”
}”

Receiving a response

You'll see the following parameters in the response.

Parameter
Description

isSuccess

This global method returns a Boolean value where:

  • true–indicates the source was successfully deleted.

  • false–indicates an error occurred while deleting the source from checkout. The system returns an error message when an error occurs, and the Boolean value is false.

errorMessage

If the system returns an error and the value for isSuccess is false, this parameter displays one of the following error messages:

  • Missing or invalid input parameters specified: One of the input parameters are missing or invalid.

  • DR API error: An error message that comes from the Digital River API.

Response body example
{
   "isSuccess":{{Boolean_Value}},  
   "errorMessage":{{error_msg}} // In case of error
}

Calling the global method from a custom component

Import the deattachPaymentToCheck method into your custom component javascript file with digialriverv3 as the namespace as shown below.

Import example
import deattachPaymentToCheckout from 
"@salesforce/apex/digitalriverv3.DRB2B_CustomerCreditService.deattachPaymentToCheckout";

Call the global method from a custom JavaScript file by passing the cartId, amount and () sourceId arguments as shown below.

handleRemoveCustomerCredit(event){
        var sourceId = event.target.name;
        deattachPaymentToCheckout({
            inputData : JSON.stringify({
                cartId : this.webcartId, // Cart Id
                sourceId : sourceId  // source Id
            })
        }).then((result) => {
             // implement logic here in case of success
            })
            .catch((error) => {
            // implement logic here in case of error
            });
    }

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