About this plugin
DonaPar is a donation platform for nonprofit organizations in Paraguay.
This plugin connects your WordPress site to your DonaPar account and
displays your donation form wherever you want it.
It does not replace your DonaPar account and it does not duplicate it: it
is a window into it. Your campaigns, suggested amounts, payment methods
and donor records all continue to live in DonaPar, and anything you
change there appears here without touching your site.
What it does
- A DonaPar block for the WordPress editor.
- A [donapar_campaign] shortcode for classic themes and page builders
such as Elementor, Divi or WPBakery.
- One single thing to configure: your organization identifier.
What it does not do, and why that matters
- It does not process payments. The form is displayed inside an
iframe served from your own DonaPar subdomain, and card details are
typed into the payment processor’s own form inside that iframe.
- Card details never pass through your WordPress site, this plugin,
or your server. That is not a technical footnote: it is what keeps
putting a donation form on your site from making you responsible for
cardholder data.
- It stores no key or password on your site. The plugin only needs
your organization identifier, which is public: it is the address of
your own DonaPar page.
- It stores no donations and no donor data in your WordPress database.
How it looks
The form uses Shadow DOM, so your theme’s styles cannot affect it and it
cannot affect yours. It behaves the same in classic themes and block
themes, and it adapts to the width of the column you place it in.
Requirements
You need a DonaPar account. py is
part of the Pro plan; if your plan does not include it yet, the plugin
tells you so in Settings → DonaPar instead of leaving an empty space on
your page.
Note: this plugin’s own interface is in Spanish, the language of the
organizations it serves. It is fully translation-ready and ships with a
translation template.
External services
This plugin communicates with DonaPar, the service where your donation
form lives. Without that communication the plugin has nothing to show.
1. py
Contacted when a page containing the form is displayed, and from the
settings screen. It sends your organization identifier and this site’s
domain. It is used to find out whether your organization may display the
form on this site, and to explain why not when it may not. No visitor
data and no donor data is sent.
2. js
Loaded in the browser of anyone visiting a page where you inserted the
form. It is the code that creates the form.
3. py
Loaded inside an iframe, in the visitor’s browser. This is where a person
completes the donation and where payment data is handled.
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