Google Pay does not work directly inside WebViews due to security restrictions. This guide will help you configure your app to properly handle Google Pay payments.
Prerequisites
- Access to your app’s advanced configuration
- Basic understanding of JSON configuration
- Familiarity with regex (regular expressions)
Step-by-Step Configuration
Step 1: Enable Special Pop-up for Payment Handling
First, add the following configuration to enable a special pop-up mechanism:
{
"Regex_Social_Login": {
"Regex_Social_Login_Opening_Method": "popup",
"Regex_Social_Login_Rules": [
{
"Regex": ""
}
]
}
}
Step 2: Configure Pop-up for Google Pay Links
Update the configuration to specifically target Google Pay URLs:
{
"Regex_Social_Login": {
"Regex_Social_Login_Opening_Method": "popup",
"Regex_Social_Login_Rules": [
{
"Regex": ".*pay\\.google.*"
}
]
}
}
Step 3: Extend Configuration for Multiple Payment Methods
You can expand the configuration to support multiple payment platforms:
{
"Regex_Social_Login": {
"Regex_Social_Login_Opening_Method": "popup",
"Regex_Social_Login_Rules": [
{
"Regex": ".*pay\\.google.*"
},
{
"Regex": ".*paypal.*"
},
{
"Regex": ".*venmo.*"
}
]
}
}
Step 4: Configure External Link Handling
Ensure that payment URLs are opened outside the app:
{
"Regex_Internal_External": {
"Internal_External_Rules": [
{
"Regex": ".*pay\\.google.*",
"Internal": false
},
{
"Regex": ".*venmo.*",
"Internal": false
},
{
"Regex": ".*paypal.*",
"Internal": false
}
]
}
}
Important Notes
- The `.*` in the regex means “match any characters before or after”
- `pay\\.google` specifically targets Google Pay URLs
Troubleshooting
- If payments still don’t work, double-check your regex patterns
- Ensure your configuration is correctly applied
- Verify that the pop-up mechanism is enabled
Best Practices
- Always test payment flows thoroughly after configuration
- Keep your app’s configuration up to date
- Consult with Vendrux for specific implementation details
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