Eric Daams
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This should be fixed now as of version 1.4.5.
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EricHi Jack,
Could you post a link to your site so I can see what is happening?
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EricI haven’t encountered this error before and can’t really think why it would be happening. Are you seeing it consistently, or just this one time?
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EricI replied to your email, but will post my response here in case anyone else has similar questions:
I don’t use Visual Composer personally, but try enabling support for Visual Composer for campaigns by following this guide:
http://wpexplorer-themes.com/total/docs/enable-disable-vc/
With the Challenges page, I see why this is happening. Here’s how you can fix it:
- In your WordPress dashboard, edit the page.
- Switch to Text view for the editor.
- In the content area, look for any tags like this:
,,or
. If you find any of these around the shortcode, remove them.
After removing this and saving the page again, the issue should be fixed.
The campaign image is just the featured image, as you guessed.
The core Charitable plugin does not include any widget for the campaign creator. That is included in the Ambassadors extension. You would need to have a widget-ready area on your campaign page to drop it into.
With the campaign form, it is possible to add extra fields, but that requires some custom coding. We have a series of code snippets at https://github.com/Charitable/library#extensions-charitable-ambassadors that show how to modify the campaign form in various ways.
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Thanks for the great review! I hope Charitable proves very fruitful for your cause.
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EricThere’s a code snippet for that 🙂
https://github.com/Charitable/library/blob/master/donation-form/remove-donation-form-fields.php
See https://github.com/Charitable/library#how-to-use-the-code-snippets for a few different ways you can add this snippet to your site.
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EricHi Kevin,
We just pushed out a major update to Charitable. Could you try updating and see if this issue still persists?
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EricHi Angie,
The user should still be able to access their donation receipt if they are not logged in. To troubleshoot the problem, could you try disabling the other plugins on your site and see if the problem persists?
Also, which hosting company are you using?
With the emails, there are a couple things to check:
1. Are all the emails enabled under Charitable > Settings > Emails?
2. If so, are you getting any other emails from the site? For example, if you try to reset your password, do you get the password reset email?Also note that notification emails for donations are only sent when a donation is marked as Paid.
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EricClosing this topic as a duplicate of https://wordpress.org/support/topic/campaign-page-does-not-appear?replies=8
I have no idea what’s going on. Could you get in touch with me via https://www.wpcharitable.com/support/ with login details for your WordPress dashboard so that I can investigate further?
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EricHi Kevin,
This error happens when the security token that is added to the form is invalid; it’s used to prevent security exploits. However, it can also happen sometimes if you’ve opened up the donation form and then filled it out quite a while later, as the token expires.
I just tested an offline donation on your site and it worked fine. Please feel free to delete the donation 🙂
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EricCould you try it with the Forgiven theme again, but add some content to the Extra Description area? It may be that the theme prevents the Charitable campaign content from loading when the Extra Description is empty.
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EricCould you try updating your permalinks? Just go to Settings > Permalinks and click on the Update button.
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EricHi Kevin,
Braintree is on our radar, particularly because of its split payment functionality. No immediate plans to develop a gateway (not enough demand), but it’s certainly one we have in mind.
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EricHi Kevin,
These are both theme customizations; they’re not originating from Charitable itself. To remove these bits, I would suggest using a child theme and creating a new template file called
single-campaign.php. You can copy and paste the code of your theme’ssingle.phpfile into this template, and then look for the relevant sections that are adding the comments (look for something likecomments_template();) and the “Posted by” bit at the top. Unfortunately, every theme is different so I can’t really tell you exactly what you’re looking for.If you’re uncomfortable with editing code, I would suggest hiring a developer who might be able to assist you with this.
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Eric