shanaver

Hi @benstewart,

The wordpress plugin really isn’t needed so we don’t actively maintain it, no.

The Donately donation form is so easy to use, just copy/paste from the Donately dashboard into your page. Using the plugin is overkill to be honest.

Originally we were using the plugin to sync Campaigns & Fundraisers inside of the WordPress database so the plugin made sense in that context as it required some API calls.

If you have any questions on using the form in your wordpress site, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at [email protected]. Our tech support is great and if I’m not available, one of our developers will be glad to help.

Cheers,
Bryan Shanaver CTO & Cofounder Donately

Ben,

You don’t need to add anything to the shortcode for it to work, just add your Stripe Key in the settings area.

Thanks!
Bryan

No, just when the page or post is updated – and/or when your cloudflare cache is set to expire.

Sorry for the late reply but the notice shouldn’t be an issue – it’s happening if there is some data missing from the CloudFlare response. Were just not testing for every possible CloudFlare response, which is fine.

The latest version should fix the logging issue

This should be fixed – update to the latest.

I don’t know what the error is that you’re getting, but I made a fix where it shouldn’t abort saving the Post. Update to the latest and hopefully you won’t get that problem again.
Cheers!

I haven’t been able to reproduce this error – does anyone have any insights?

Guys,

I just pushed up a new version with an option to disable the logging.

Cheers!

Once you sign in with your email & password in the admin – the shortcode should know which account to use – so just drop it in.

closing.

Sorry, you can’t change currencies yet – but that’s in our development roadmap.

Per the pricing – Donately is for non-profits and our pricing is the lowest (or among the lowest) already. It ends up averaging out to be less than 2% when you factor in the limits we put on what we charge.

Michael,

That’s great, I’m glad it’s working for you – and thanks for contributing!

That mirror is automatically built by wordpress (I believe) but since you want to contribute I just created a new repo that will accept pull requests:

https://github.com/shanaver/social-hashtags

You may need to fork this new repo first – let me know if you run into any issues.

Cheers!
Bryan

That’s weird – something must have changed at CloudFlare. I’ve reached out to them to get some insight.

In the meantime, I’ve fixed that ajax call so at least it won’t dump that JSON error to the screen. Pull the latest update and that should go away.

That error sounds like your login credentials at Cloudflare might have changed – is that still happening?

Per the logging, there is no max set but you can delete the entries if you click on ‘Manage Cache Purge Log Entries’