jacklewars

The key is that Stripe gives you values that you need to modify for them to work in Squarespace. (This info is in the posts above but I thought it was worth summarising.) In particular: The TXT record - Stripe says to put your domain name in the 'host' field (e.g. mywebsite.org), but you want to put the @ sign instead For the CNAME records - Stripe says to put a value under 'host' that is a random sequence of numbers and letters, followed by _domainkey, followed by your domain name, all as one word (e.g. aeh33jw3awdkln._domainkey.mywebsite.org). You need to put in everything up to the 'y' or domainkey but nothing else (not the full stop, and not your domain name) - so, in this example, you'd put in aeh33jw3awdkln._domainkey Finally, Stripe also suggests you put in a value in the 'data' field of your CNAME record that has a full stop at the end - you need to remove this full stop, so it ends stripe.com I couldn't get this to work for a while but it did work once I made these fixes.

Site URL: https://www.1fortheworld.org/ We are a charity that doesn't sell anything - we only accept donations via our site. If I upgrade to a Commerce plan, will I be able to checkout using our own domain specifically for donations (that is, not for normal 'commercial' transaction)? Also, will this allow better conversion tracking? Departing to the secure.squarespace domain currently really messes up our tracking.

Site URL: https://www.1fortheworld.org/ Our charity asks people to take a pledge to give 1% of their income to a vetted list of non-profits. I'd like to have a form on the website where people can 'make the pledge', and then their name appear on a page on the site. What's the best structure for this in SS? Ideally I'd like their name to be added automatically, rather than manually.