To dynamically insert the values for "OrderID" and "OrderTotal" into your paragraph, you'll need to use some form of templating or string formatting in the programming language you are using. Since you mentioned Go Fiber in your previous question, I'll provide an example of how to achieve this in Go using string formatting.
Let's assume you have the OrderID and OrderTotal values available in your code. You can use Go's string formatting to insert these values into your paragraph. Here's an example:
package main
import (
"fmt"
)
func main() {
// Sample values (replace these with your actual OrderID and OrderTotal values)
orderID := 12345
orderTotal := 49.99
// Format the paragraph using the OrderID and OrderTotal values
paragraph := fmt.Sprintf("Your order: %d\nYour order amount: %.2f", orderID, orderTotal)
// Now you can use the 'paragraph' variable in your code, such as displaying it on a webpage or sending it in an email.
fmt.Println(paragraph)
}
In this example, fmt.Sprintf is used to format the paragraph with the provided values. The %d is a placeholder for the integer value (OrderID) and %.2f is a placeholder for the float value (OrderTotal) with two decimal places.
When you run the above code, it will produce the following output:
Your order: 12345
Your order amount: 49.99
You can integrate this formatting into your Go Fiber application to generate the "Return page to your site in case of successful payment" with the actual OrderID and OrderTotal values from your Stripe payment method.
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