I need to create a couple of simple radio button forms where each selection represents a different URL (page) of the website.
It's going to look like this:
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––-
Donate:
0 $19.00
0 $25.00
0 $30.00
0 Open Donation
[SUBMIT]
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––-
To clarify, I am trying to replicate a donation workflow from another site. I am using JoomDonation, which is not capable of showing a donation in the manner the client wants. I have tried to change his mind and show him that in the end it is an equivalent system, but to no avail.
Therefore, this is the next best solution. I am creating a separate donation campaign for each amount and selecting the amount in the radio button form should take the user to that pre-filled donation page for the amount in question.
Ideally, I looked into having the amount carried over to Joomdonation, but after looking into that we decided it was just too complicated to do it. This method is a bit draconian but at the end of the day much simpler and it doesn't require us to change the code of the donation component.
That is, until I realized that I have no idea how to accomplish what I am setting up to do with Chronoforms, and that's why I am here.
Incidentally,m if anyone has any better idea on how to handle this or if you think Chronoforms has any way to integrate with Joomdonation better, I am all ears. One of the reasons e are using Joomdonation is because of it's authorize.net capabilities. Paypal alone won't cut it or I would have done it that way.
Thank you for your kind help.
PS: if anyone wants to see how the original donation page works, please go here: https://supportourtroops.org/donate/
You will see 2 radio button forms, one for recurring donations and one for one time donations. I don't know what is so great about this system as opposed to simply click on "Donate" and pick the amount in the next page, but I am not the client. You know how that goes.
For those familiar with Joomdonation, it has a single page donation form that allows to enter the donor information and select the amount and method of payment in a single page. The example here is done with Woocommerce on Wordpress. The site is being moved back to Joomla after a failed Wordpress experiment.
It's going to look like this:
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––-
Donate:
0 $19.00
0 $25.00
0 $30.00
0 Open Donation
[SUBMIT]
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––-
To clarify, I am trying to replicate a donation workflow from another site. I am using JoomDonation, which is not capable of showing a donation in the manner the client wants. I have tried to change his mind and show him that in the end it is an equivalent system, but to no avail.
Therefore, this is the next best solution. I am creating a separate donation campaign for each amount and selecting the amount in the radio button form should take the user to that pre-filled donation page for the amount in question.
Ideally, I looked into having the amount carried over to Joomdonation, but after looking into that we decided it was just too complicated to do it. This method is a bit draconian but at the end of the day much simpler and it doesn't require us to change the code of the donation component.
That is, until I realized that I have no idea how to accomplish what I am setting up to do with Chronoforms, and that's why I am here.
Incidentally,m if anyone has any better idea on how to handle this or if you think Chronoforms has any way to integrate with Joomdonation better, I am all ears. One of the reasons e are using Joomdonation is because of it's authorize.net capabilities. Paypal alone won't cut it or I would have done it that way.
Thank you for your kind help.
PS: if anyone wants to see how the original donation page works, please go here: https://supportourtroops.org/donate/
You will see 2 radio button forms, one for recurring donations and one for one time donations. I don't know what is so great about this system as opposed to simply click on "Donate" and pick the amount in the next page, but I am not the client. You know how that goes.
For those familiar with Joomdonation, it has a single page donation form that allows to enter the donor information and select the amount and method of payment in a single page. The example here is done with Woocommerce on Wordpress. The site is being moved back to Joomla after a failed Wordpress experiment.