Version: 5.0.3, by Valter
Developer Last Online: Nov 2023
Category: Miscellaneous Hacks -
Version: 4.x.x
Rating:
Released: 02-20-2010
Last Update: 06-09-2012
Installs: 1892
DB Changes Uses Plugins Auto-Templates
No support by the author.
Info:
-Advanced PayPal Donate system for vBulletin.
Features:
-Allow users to donate suggested or custom amounts, or both
-Set minimum amount accepted
-Set currency
-Block usergroups from using Donate system
-Donation listing
-Subscriptions (for Business/Premier PayPal Accounts)
-Donation bar
-Confirmed/Unconfirm/Delete donations
-Move or add confirmed donors to your VIP/Donor usergroup
-Donate stats (total donations, total amount, number of confirmed/unconfirmed donations)
-Block usergroups from viewing Donations or statistics details
-Add/Edit donations
-PM reports
View screenshots for more details...
Installation:
-Import XML file (as product): AdminCP > Plugin System > Manage Products > [Add/Import Product]
To set options:
-Go to: AdminCP > vBulletin Options > VSa - PayPal Donate
Versions:
v1.0 - Oct 13. 2005.
-First Release
v4.8.2 - Dec 29. 2008.
-Latest vB 3.x version
v5.0 - Feb 21. 2010.
-Updated for vBulletin 4
-Fixed known bugs
v5.0.1 - May 22. 2012.
-Quick fix for vBulletin 4.2 compatibility
v5.0.2 - Jun 09. 2012.
-Compatible with vB 4.2.1
-Fixed several style issues
-Fixed some permission bugs
v5.0.3 - Jun 10. 2012.
-Added back option to change Donate link color
I have been using this hack for a little while but paypal seems to be taken offence to the use of the word donate. I have managed to change wording of most phrases however one is left.
In the notification email for merchant instructions i get the following:
Forum donation for member "Bob Smith"
How can I change that phrase to say something like "Forum donation for member xxxx"?
Thanks for the hack.
I have the same concern. Where can you change the wording?
I admit I didn't read the whole thread, but is anyone else having the following problem? I have "Your Donor/VIP usergroup ID" set to a valid user group ID 22 in my case. And I have the drop down set to "Add user to donor/VIP usergroup" yet I've had two donations since I installed and neither of them were added to that user group.
I admit I didn't read the whole thread, but is anyone else having the following problem? I have "Your Donor/VIP usergroup ID" set to a valid user group ID 22 in my case. And I have the drop down set to "Add user to donor/VIP usergroup" yet I've had two donations since I installed and neither of them were added to that user group.
Same problem, and others. I just today switched to Dragonbyte's Paypal Donation program. It looks pretty good and has a lite version with some good features.
Its working now. You have to confirm the payments. You have to set at least one ID to be able to view donations. Then under quickview, you get a new link that says 'view donations'. When you confirm it, the VIP label or image you've set appears. This is also what drives kicking off automated PMs thanking people, which are pretty easy to customize.
Hi,
From reading through the pages and pages of replies, I've seen a few people ask if there is a way to have the donation selected as "gift" to get the full ammount.
Although this has been asked a few times, I can't find an answer to their questions anywhere.
Hi,
From reading through the pages and pages of replies, I've seen a few people ask if there is a way to have the donation selected as "gift" to get the full ammount.
Although this has been asked a few times, I can't find an answer to their questions anywhere.
Can gift be selected?
No, not as far as I know. So when people donate, we are getting less and making PayPal rich.
i had an issue with this mod for my IE8 users only. i use a bright green font for this mod so the word "Donate" really stands out.
however, the green colour seems to spill over into the forum fonts too:
all other browsers seem to be ok though.
I had this exact same problem. I set the color to be light blue and Members using IE8 reported being unable to read some text because it was light blue on a white background.