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We are going to go ahead and close this thread for now. But if you’d like us to assist further, please feel welcome to continue the conversation.
Thanks!
@roes99 Thanks for reaching out and letting us know things are resolved and you found the checklist link. Even with this resolved, i’m going to pass this along to team and see if there needs to be any tweaking, assuming you are using the lastest version at the time of this writing. Appreciate the details and let us know if you have any further questions.
Hello! Sorry for the frustration, happy to help you get this sorted.
Charitable uses Stripe Connect, the same standard OAuth integration used by Shopify, Substack, and most donation/commerce platforms. The connection only allows Charitable to create charges on your behalf… that permission is what lets donors enter their card on your donation forms and have the money flow straight into your Stripe account automatically. It does not give us access to your funds, bank details, or account settings, and you can revoke it at any time from either side.Two ways to disconnect:
1. From WordPress (if Charitable is still installed): In Charitable’s Stripe settings, click “Disconnect this account.”
2. From Stripe directly (works even if the plugin has been removed) – the UI may look slightly different, but in your Stripe Dashboard, go to Settings, find Installed apps (or Connected accounts), locate Charitable, and click Revoke access. That’s it.Happy to help answer further questions or with additional info (like a url) we can even confirm the disconnection.
@callmejud Awesome! Glad we could help. Reach out if you need assistance again. Have a good one! 👍🏻
@callmejud thanks for reaching out – good question!
Yes, you can change the /campaigns/ slug using the charitable_campaign_post_type filter. Drop this into a snippet plugin (like WPCode) or your theme’s functions.php:
add_filter( ‘charitable_campaign_post_type’, function( $args ) {
$args[‘rewrite’][‘slug’] = ‘campanyes’; // your translated slug
return $args;
} );After saving, go to Settings -> Permalinks and click Save Changes to flush the rewrite rules… otherwise your campaign URLs will 404.
A couple of quick notes:
- Keep the slug lowercase and URL-safe (no spaces or accented characters).
- If your site is already live, set up redirects from the old /campaigns/… URLs to the new ones so you don’t lose links.
Hope that helps! Let me know if you have any questions.
@fcoerezza Latest updates should have resolved this issue, so i’m going to go ahead and close this thread for now. But if you’d like us to assist further, please feel welcome to continue the conversation.
Thanks!
We are going to go ahead and close this thread for now. But if you’d like us to assist further, please feel welcome to continue the conversation.
Thanks!
@martinpineault thank you, we appreciate that… thanks for using Charitable!
@fcoerezza thanks for reaching out!
I want to start by reassuring your Stripe integration is working correctly. The notice you’re seeing is a reporting mismatch following a recent update. Our new setup tool is currently optimized for all cases and because you are using the Stripe Connect method, the plugin is simply being over-cautious and triggering a warning even though your connection is perfectly healthy.You can safely ignore the notice for now and apologize for the confusion. We are releasing an update after the weekend to refine this logic specifically for Stripe Connect users, which will clear the message.
I’ll be happy to ping you here once that update is live so you can grab it and clear the alert. Thanks for your patience and let me know if you have any questions. 🙂
@cameronbq Thank you for that confirmation! That is appreciated. Let me know if you run into anything else, happy to answer any questions.
Hi @cameronbq,
I am very sorry for the trouble here. Our team identified this specific issue involving a conflict in the Stripe integration logic shortly after the 1.8.10.1 release. We have just pushed version 1.8.10.2 which contains a fix.
Since you have the plugin deactivated currently, you should be able to update to 1.8.10.2 via your dashboard or CLI and then reactivate the plugin. Even if you are not using the Stripe connection, this update ensures the migration check no longer triggers that fatal error. Could you give that version a try and let us know if it resolves the issue for you?
Thank you for your patience and for providing the detailed error log.
@af6fb thanks for reaching out.
The message you’re seeing is a PHP warning and nothing relatively serious. It should be a cosmetic issue that won’t break your site or block admin access (although it will be resolved in the next Charitable update).
Since the stack trace shows this is triggering in a sidebar widget on the front end, Charitable likely isn’t the source of your admin login issues. You can wait for the update but if you still want to disable the plugin, look for the folder named charitable in all lowercase in the plugins folder on your server: /wp-content/plugins/charitable/. If you can’t locate that folder, you may want to confirm with your host exactly where your site files are stored on the server.
Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any further questions.
@ebfuser thank you! you’ve been patient and kind as well. It’s great having you as Charitable users! Please continue to reach out if you need anything or want to share suggestions and feedback!
We are going to go ahead and close this thread. If you have further questions, let us know!
Hello! Good to meet you.
Assuming you are referring to our official Charitable PayFast gateway add-on, the add-on has been consistently maintained and updated with various improvements and compatibility fixes since 2019. It is currently working well, and we have many customers successfully using it to process donations in South Africa today.
Questions about addons in the future should be directed toward our website since this wordpress.org forum is primarily for questions and support for the free plugin.
Hope this helps! Thanks for reaching out!