What module would work w/ PayPal?

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kelvis97's picture

I am doing a (slowly) website for a local Non Profit, They want donation option on the front page, So far I have found
aMember.com 180.00 , seeing as they are a Non Profit I am trying to keep everything free.

Thanks

Kevin

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Don't Think We Need a Module

samdiener's picture

We implemented Paypal last year (and are about to do so again this year) for our event. I believe we just used the HTML code snippet provided by Paypal - and it worked.

See our node at http://www.peaceworkmagazine.org/node/738/

I can look at the source code on that page if you want to see if there's anything special that we did, but I don't think so.

In Peace,
Sam Diener

Co-Editor, Peacework Magazine
Global Thought and Local Action for Nonviolent Social Change
www.peaceworkmagazine.org
American Friends Service Committee New England Regional Office

Editor, Peacework
Global Thought and Local Action for Nonviolent Social Change
www.peaceworkmagazine.org (but testing a new OpenPublish-based platform at www.new.peaceworkmagazine.org)

Thanks SamDiener

kelvis97's picture

That makes sense to just set up a static page and add the HTML, I guess you could also do it in the sidebar,
I started yesterday adding the im_paypal module to my guitar site to try it out.
Next would be to add buttons and connect, I thought I would be able to place though the use of a PayPal block, but no
PayPal Block. Looks like I need to create a PayPal block, I used this:

http://drupal.org/project/lm_paypal

at this site.

http://www.bluesguitarlessons.info

Thanks,
Kevin

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Thanks,
Kevin

http:www.delta-guitar.info
http://www.Twitter.com/delta_blues

Paypal

ebrittwebb's picture

I've been using Paypal on my non/for-profit accounts as well, just as @samdiener describes. You're going to pay a transaction fee any way you go. It's just a matter of what integration and look/feel you want to accomplish.

Erik Britt-Webb
drupal@ebrittwebb.com

Google Checkout

mhoefer's picture

It's worth checking out Google Checkout as well.

http://checkout.google.com/seller/npo/index.html

They charge 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction for processing.

Good Luck
Mike

Boston

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