Thanks for reporting this and for including the error message.
I investigated the issue and was able to trace it back to a Stripe limitation. Stripe does not currently support application fees for some country combinations, including US to Mexico. When a donor chooses to leave a tip, Stripe rejects the transaction and returns the error you encountered.
I’m currently evaluating the best way to handle these unsupported country combinations within Mission so that donors receive a better experience.
I’m sorry you’ve run into this issue, and I appreciate you taking the time to report it.
The shortcode doesn’t automatically copy the customizations you made to the form on your campaign’s page. The campaign_id attribute controls which campaign the donation counts toward, but the form’s appearance and options are set with shortcode attributes. Sorry for the confusion.
To match what you configured, pass those settings directly in the shortcode attributes. For one-time only with your own amounts, it would look like:
I’ve added “shortcode inherits the campaign form’s saved settings” to our roadmap, since I agree that’s what you’d naturally expect campaign_id to do. That should hopefully be in the next release.
Hi! Good timing. As of Mission 1.2.0, which just went live, every Mission block has a shortcode equivalent, so you can build your whole site in Bricks and drop Mission in wherever you need it using the built-in Shortcode element.
The available shortcodes are:
[mission_donation_form]
[mission_donate_button]
[mission_campaign] (campaign card)
[mission_campaign_grid]
[mission_campaign_image]
[mission_campaign_progress]
[mission_campaign_statistics]
[mission_donor_wall]
[mission_recent_donors]
[mission_top_donors]
[mission_donor_dashboard]
Attributes mirror the block settings in snake_case. For example:
Just a quick follow-up: 1.1.7 is now live on WordPress.org. Once you update, you’ll see the new “Edit Campaign” link in the admin bar when viewing a campaign on the front end, and it will take you straight to the full block editor with all of your campaign’s actual blocks.
Thanks again for flagging this. Let us know if anything still looks off after updating, or if you run into anything else.
Thanks for the report, you’re right that this is confusing. The “Edit Site” option from the admin bar opens the WordPress site template, which only contains the page title and content blocks. Your campaign’s actual blocks (image, donation form, etc.) live in the post content, not in the template, so they don’t show up there.
We’ve just fixed this for the next release (1.1.7, going out tomorrow). After updating, you’ll see an “Edit Campaign” link in the admin bar whenever you’re viewing a campaign on the front end, which will take you straight to the full block editor for that campaign.
In the meantime, here’s how to edit the blocks on a campaign page:
Go to Mission > Campaigns in your WordPress admin.
Click the campaign you want to edit.
Open the Edit Page tab.
Click Open full editor in the top right of the editor toolbar.
That will load the campaign in the full WordPress block editor where you can add, remove, and rearrange any of the blocks.
Sorry for the confusion, and thanks for helping us catch this!
Thanks for the kind words! There was no good reason for the limitation. The country list was just a curated set we started with and Greece slipped through the cracks.
We’ve added it (along with other missing countries), and pushed a new version with the fix.
