41–50 of 117 posts
On the "Before" it says "painful". What is painful about it? And as someone else said, I also tried entering ON the card rather than below it.
That's a lot of code for a sliver of functionality. Does that concern developers these days?
I see no difference. This error is displayed in my console. ReferenceError: hljs is not defined On line 123. Hope this helps, good luck.
Bonus points for the form still working right through all of that.
Looks gorgeous. I can't help but wonder if people unfamiliar with technology and ecommerce would be deterred by such a form? It might give some users the impression that the website is "copying" the credit card. It would be interested to test the opinions of non-tech savvy users.
All you need is to load some encoded image off of a third server to leak card info via a side channel, if your code is underhanded.
I would trust "one line of code" if it's a solution from Google or something, but for something this small I don't see how going with a small third-party solution is secure.
- OP: why not sell this solution to a larger payment processor as a complete solution, so they don't have to develop it themselves?
On the "Before" it says "painful". What is painful about it? And as someone else said, I also tried entering ON the card rather than below it.
that would be a neat feature.. kinda hard to do the CVV thing though.. unless you have a "flip me" link somewhere...
And this one which doesn't https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6692075
I see no difference. This error is displayed in my console. ReferenceError: hljs is not defined On line 123. Hope this helps, good luck.
$('.active form').card({ container: $('.card-wrapper')})Looks nice, but doesn't play well with autocomplete in chrome (tab completing my name didn't show up on the card)