Paddle.Update()
Updates values passed to Paddle.js during initialization.
Use Paddle.Update() to update values sent to Paddle.js during initialization. This is typically used when working with single page applications to pass an updated customer to pwCustomer when a customer is identified.
You must call Paddle.Initalize() before calling Paddle.Update(). Use the Paddle.Initialized flag to determine whether you need to call Paddle.Initialize() or Paddle.Update().
Parameters
Identifier for a logged-in customer for Paddle Retain. Pass either id or email, or an empty object if you don't have a logged-in customer. Paddle Retain is only loaded for live accounts.
Paddle ID for a customer entity in Paddle. Do not pass a subscription ID.
Email address related to a customer entity in Paddle.
Function to call for Paddle.js events.
Examples
This example passes a new pwCustomer to Paddle.js using Paddle.Update().
123451Paddle.Update({
2 pwCustomer: {
3 email: 'sam@example.com'
4 }
5});This example checks if Paddle is initialized using the Paddle.Initialized flag, then calls Paddle.Update() to set pwCustomer if not initialized.
123456789101112131415161718191if (Paddle.Initialized) {
2 Paddle.Update({
3 pwCustomer: {
4 email: 'sam@example.com'
5 }
6 }
7 );
8} else {
9 Paddle.Initalize({
10 token: 'live_7d279f61a3499fed520f7cd8c08',
11 checkout: {
12 displayMode: "overlay",
13 theme: "dark",
14 locale: "en"
15 },
16 pwCustomer: { },
17 }
18 );
19}