Eric Daams
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Hi @sanerdesign,
Sorry for the problems on our website! It’s back up now.
We are definitely still developing and supporting Charitable.
Cheers,
EricThat’s a CSS issue in Reach at the moment. Try adding this bit of custom CSS to fix it:
#charitable-donation-form .charitable-form-header, #charitable-donation-amount-form .charitable-form-header { float: none; }Cheers,
EricI’m not quite sure what you mean. The extended description isn’t shown in the donation form. Could you post a screenshot showing what you would like to include, and where?
Cheers,
EricNo worries Noel. Thanks for updating your rating too 🙂
It’s possible, but requires modifying the Charitable reCAPTCHA plugin. The file to edit is
assets/charitable-recaptcha-handler.js. You’ll need to add one line in two spots:After
'isolated' : true,, add this on a new line:'badge' : 'inline',
Do the same thing here:
Cheers,
EricJust posting a follow-up to this issue. We have worked with @njc2 to get this resolved through an Invisible reCAPTCHA integration:
https://github.com/Charitable/Charitable-reCAPTCHA
Our plan is to integrate this in Charitable core directly, but for now the plugin provides an easy way to get your forms protected from bot attacks.
Cheers,
EricIf you would like to use Invisible reCAPTCHA with Charitable, you currently need to install the Charitable reCAPTCHA plugin:
https://github.com/Charitable/Charitable-reCAPTCHA
Once it’s installed, add your keys and you should see it working on Charitable forms.
Note that you’ll need to be on Charitable 1.6.9+ and you will need PHP 5.3+.
Eventually, our plan is to roll this into Charitable itself, but for now you need the extra plugin.
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EricNo worries 🙂 There’s an update to Charitable today that fixes this natively, so by now you can probably remove that CSS.
Cheers,
EricHi @kaktarua,
It looks like our grid CSS isn’t quite robust enough. We’re overly reliant on a certain CSS class existing on the grid items, which is there in most WordPress themes but not yours.
I’ll make sure we get this fixed in Charitable. In the meantime, here’s a bit of CSS you can add to your site to fix the problem:
.campaign-grid-4 li.campaign:nth-child(4n+4) { margin-right: 0; } @media only screen and (max-width:768px) { .campaign-loop.campaign-grid .campaign { width: 100% !important; } }Cheers,
EricThanks for the review @andrealerette!
Thanks @siverfox!
Hi @jamseed786 and @coderevolts,
I’m afraid that Charitable currently has no multiple currency support.
Cheers,
EricHi @coderevolts,
PayUMoney requires the currency to be INR, and unfortunately none of our other gateways support INR. This means that you cannot use PayPal & PayUMoney alongside each other on the same site.
Charitable cannot currently handle multiple currencies on the same site. The way I would suggest working around this is by setting up a WordPress multisite network (see https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network). You would then create subsites for each of the currencies/countries you are collecting donations in.Â
This allows you to accept donations in multiple currencies, and could also make it easier to market each subsite to the relevant audience.
Cheers,
EricHi @rmniemela,
Thanks for the detailed testing notes! It definitely sounds like something’s a bit buggy here; I have made a note of this issue at https://github.com/Charitable/Charitable/issues/631 and we will work on getting this fixed.
Cheers,
EricHi @pagan11460,
Sorry for not getting back to you sooner!
It sounds like Beaver Builder may be enabled for the Campaigns post type. Is that possible? If you go to Settings > Beaver Builder and then open the Post Types tab, it shows which post types the builder is enabled for. The builder should not be activated for the Campaigns post type.
Cheers,
Eric