There’s a great comedic opening here for a rant on Citizens United, but the short answer is you could write a PHP hook that would do this. However, I’ll also add it to my list of feature ideas. It’s a good one.
–David
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toddmr
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I’d like to hire someone to do this. Any suggestions for someone who could help me or are you available?
Well, it’s on my list for upcoming enhancements. But I have talked to some firms who offer support, one of which is https://sitedoctor911.com/. I know they’ve done some work for other Seamless Donations users.
Are you looking to block excess donations on a donation-by-donation basis, or aggregate across all donations from a given donor?
–David
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toddmr
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Sorry, I wasn’t clear – for the longer term, both blocking excess donations on a per-transaction and aggregating, but really neither is time-sensitive. That’s more to give the compliance people the ability to sleep at night without worrying.
My more immediate need is to allow $2500 donations on a specific client’s site. I like seamless-donations and want to keep all my clients on it, but one in particular is hot to get the ability to get $2500 donations as an option. It’s worth it to me to pay someone to help with that one specific task just to make the client happy.
Well, to set a 2500 donation is specifically is easy enough. Just follow the directions on the https://youtu.be/IA7z5Dwo28Y video. It’ll take you 40 minutes to watch the video and about 10 minutes to write the code (the code is demonstrated, so you don’t need to be a programmer) if you follow the directions. Just drop in a 2500 element.
–David
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toddmr
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I would rather have just paid someone else $100 to make it work. Because I don’t interact with video very well, it’s going to take me three hours to watch a 40-minute video and walk away with any understanding.
What for you might be a ten minute no-big-deal will be a 4-hour debacle and migraine headache for me.
Heh, on a Monday morning everything’s a migraine headache.
