By nomadkbro on

I want to set up a very simple donation page for one of my sites. I don't want a shopping cart, I don't want multiple pages, just one page that collects all of the necessary information to charge a credit card, processed by Authorize.net.

I have token and ecommerce installed, but it seems like there is just tons more there than what I need.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

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vm commented

If you don't all the frills of a complete module & if authroize.net allows you to use HTML buttons or whatever. Then it may be as easy as posting their code into a new block?

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theorichel commented

but I can find nowhere what to do. Yes I am searching Confucius, in the handbook, in external sites, in the database, at the project page. But where can I read how to make use of the donate facility? And VeryMisunderstood what do you mean by that sentence?

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theorichel commented

but I can find nowhere what to do. Yes I am searching Confucius, in the handbook, in external sites, in the database, at the project page. But where can I read how to make use of the donate facility? And VeryMisunderstood what do you mean by that sentence?

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Miszel commented

There is a module accepting donations via PayPal:
http://drupal.org/project/donation

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1kenthomas commented

But OP wants to charge a CC via authorize.net (merchant account), not Paypal (IMHO supporting Paypal is worse than supporting Microsoft).

In any case I don't see a simple way to do this. Ecommerce is indeed a little overkill...

... on the other hand, for many donations, you want to permanently capture the contact & other info and store them in a db ("make them members" "of the community"). Ecommerce w/authorize.net etc is somewhat closer for this... though the process (the user donation "script") really needs to be addressed.