Accept PayPal Donations in your website the easy way, with this complete Donations Module.

How it works

Potential donors can see a sidebar widget where they can fill any of the data they want and after submitting the form they're redirecting to PayPal to complete the payment. On successful payment they redirect back to the site where they can see a Thank You page and on the same time they're getting a donation confirmation email.

Database changes

• Adds a custom field "Donors" to client table
• Donor field is available to Client Profile, Advanced Search, and most important to Email Campaigns so you can use WHMCS build in Email Campaigns feature for any promotion.
• Donor, after a successful payment, is automatically added as Client but with Inctive Status, so he does not counts towards your License tier.

Settings

• Module Active On/Off
• PayPal API Username
• PayPal API Password
• PayPal API Signature
• Minimum Donation Amount
• Donation Goals On/Off
• Show in Sidebar On/Off (Set it to Off if you want to include the form in another place of your page. eg Footer)
• Show in Homepage On/Off

Admin Features

• Add/Edit/Delete Goals: Currently Goals are for reference purpose only.
• Browse Payments
• Browse Failed Payments with Option to delete them
• General Settings

Others

• There is an example form as guide in case that you want to place the form somewhere out of Sidebar. Keep in mind that some data (eg Goals list, Minimum amount) you must enter them manually.

WHMUp Modules License change

For 4 full years, I was releasing my modules with 100% visible source code and without using any license check. I was trusting people. I was expecting that some people will make multiple installation to other domains that they own, but ok, this is something that I can understand and accept. But what was my experience?

1. People to buy them, download them, and in less than an hour of their order to chargeback the payment. In a time frame that it was impossible even to install, configure and test it.
2. People to sell my modules as stand-alone products, or mostly as part of other services. eg part of a WHMCS theme. Especially for my Legal Agreements module, I found at least 2 theme at Themeforest, offering this module as part of their theme. They didn't even spent some time to hide themselves by modifying a bit the appearance or even use different filename.

After all, starting from 1st January 2021, and as a way to avoid unauthorized use of my intellectual property, the code should be encoded just like the majority of WHMCS modules and WHMCS itself.