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Blog Archive
May 29, 2012
New Release: PayPal Plugin and Password Protection of Pages
Check out two of the new features already live on your account! We've released our PayPal Plugin, an easy way for your church members or financial supporters to easily donate to your organization. You'll need to have already set up your PayPal account to accept donations. Once you have that, just click on the "PayPal Plugin" option of your Online Church Solutions account to enter some basic account info. You can give people the option to make a Weekly, Monthly, or One-Time donation. Want to see one of these Donation Buttons in action on a real client's website? Click here.
Also added to our Website Builder Tools is the Password Protection of Pages. Let's say you have a page on your site that lists all the contact info for your Sunday School Teachers, and you want to keep that protected so only the teachers may access it. Just click Edit Page and under the Page Title is the field where you can enter a password for that page.
