Mission - Donation Plugin for WordPress - Fundraising & Recurring Donations
| 开发者 | missionwp |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年6月13日 04:59 |
| PHP版本: | 8.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPL-2.0-or-later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
安装:
- Upload the
mission-donation-platformfolder to/wp-content/plugins/, or install Mission directly from the WordPress.org plugin directory. - Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress.
- Open the new Mission menu and click Connect Stripe to link your Stripe account. Onboarding takes about two minutes through Stripe Connect.
- Create your first campaign under Mission → Campaigns, set a goal, and customize the donation form.
- Add the Donation Form block (or any of Mission's eleven blocks) to a page, and you are ready to accept donations.
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常见问题:
Is Mission really free?
Yes. Every feature ships in the free plugin. There is no Pro tier, no premium add-ons, and no plan to introduce one. Mission is funded by optional tips that donors can choose to add at checkout. They can change the tip, lower it, or set it to zero, and 100% of the donation amount always reaches your nonprofit.
Will I ever be asked to pay for a feature?
No. There is no upgrade prompt, no upsell screen, and no premium version. The plugin you install today includes every feature Mission ships, and that is not going to change.
Which payment gateways are supported?
Mission currently supports Stripe via Stripe Connect for credit and debit card donations. We focused on building a deep Stripe integration before adding more gateways.
Does Mission support recurring donations?
Yes. Recurring donations are included free, with no add-on required. Donors can choose weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annual frequencies (configurable per form). Renewals are processed automatically via Stripe with retry on failure, and donors can pause, resume, or cancel their own subscriptions from the donor dashboard.
Do donors need an account to donate?
No. The donation form is fully public and requires no account. If a donor wants to manage their recurring donations or download receipts later, they can sign in to the donor dashboard with a magic link sent to the email address they used when donating.
Can I customize the donation form?
Yes. Every form has its own settings: amounts, frequencies, fields, fee handling, color, anonymous donation toggle, tribute support, and custom fields (text, textarea, select, radio, checkbox). Layout, spacing, and typography use WordPress's native block controls, and themes can restyle the form freely thanks to low-specificity CSS, --mission-* custom properties, no !important declarations, and no inline styles.
Can I use Mission with Elementor, Bricks, or the Classic Editor?
Yes. Every Mission block has a shortcode equivalent that works anywhere shortcodes do, including page builders like Elementor, Bricks, and Divi. The available shortcodes are [mission_donation_form], [mission_donate_button], [mission_campaign], [mission_campaign_grid], [mission_campaign_image], [mission_campaign_progress], [mission_campaign_statistics], [mission_donor_wall], [mission_recent_donors], [mission_top_donors], and [mission_donor_dashboard]. Attributes mirror the block settings in snake_case, for example: [mission_donation_form campaign_id="12" amounts="10,25,50" default_amount="25"].
How is Mission different from GiveWP or Charitable?
The headline difference is the business model. GiveWP and Charitable both run on a freemium model where the most useful features (recurring donations, fee recovery, custom fields, advanced reports, peer-to-peer fundraising) are paid add-ons that stack into a meaningful yearly cost. Mission flips this: every feature is free, and the platform is funded by optional donor tips instead. If you want a single open-source plugin without surprise costs, and Stripe handles your payments, Mission is the simplest path to launch.
Where can I get support?
Free community support lives on the WordPress.org support forum and on GitHub issues. Feature requests, bug reports, and questions are all welcome there.
How do I report a security issue?
Please report security issues privately by emailing hello@missionwp.com rather than opening a public GitHub issue. We will respond promptly and credit you in the changelog if you would like.
更新日志:
- Enhancement: Faster dashboard and reports on sites with many donations
- Enhancement: New developer hooks fire when imports, exports, and cleanup operations complete, and clearing the activity log now leaves an audit entry
- Enhancement: Clearer error messages when cancelling, pausing, resuming, or updating subscriptions
- Fix: Ending a campaign now cancels or redirects all of its active recurring donations, no matter how many there are
- Fix: Restored the donate button's filled/outline styles and the campaign image block's border, shadow, and duotone settings
- Fix: Restored donor card rendering on the donor wall
- Fix: Improved PHP 8.0 compatibility by aligning all plugin code and bundled dependencies with Mission's minimum supported PHP version
- Fix: Weekly recurring donations now show as recurring in admin donation lists and are accepted by the REST API frequency filter
- Tweak: Added save_silent() and recompute_aggregates() model methods for developers
- Tweak: REST API not-found errors now use entity-specific error codes (e.g. campaign_not_found)
- Tweak: The subscriptions and donor wall list endpoints now validate page and per_page ranges like all other endpoints
- New: One-click migration from GiveWP, bringing over donors, donations, campaigns, and subscriptions with a pre-flight scan, live progress, and a full undo (Tools > Migration)
- New: Outgoing webhooks. Notify external services when donations, subscriptions, donors, or campaigns change, with signed payloads, automatic retries, and a delivery log (Tools > Webhooks)
- New: Choose the URL slug used for campaign pages (Settings > General). Fresh installs automatically avoid clashing with an existing "campaigns" page
- Enhancement: The donation form shortcode now inherits the campaign's configured form settings when campaign_id is set
- Fix: Mission now works on SQLite-based WordPress installs (WordPress Playground, WP Studio) by removing MySQL-only SQL from campaign, subscription, reporting, cleanup, and activity log queries
- Fix: The "delete test data" tools now also remove the meta rows belonging to deleted test transactions, donors, and subscriptions (the cleanup previously referenced the wrong meta column and silently skipped them)
- Tweak: Renamed all developer hooks (actions and filters) from missiondp_ to mission_. If you have custom code hooking into Mission, update the hook names. Scheduled task hooks, options, and database tables are unchanged.
- Tweak: REST API parameters that declare allowed values or numeric ranges now reject invalid input with a clear 400 error instead of silently accepting it
- New: Added a data import tool for donors, transactions, campaigns, subscriptions, and dedications, with CSV and JSON support
- New: Preview and validate your file before importing, with per-row warnings and the choice to skip or update existing records
- New: Large imports run in the background so they don't time out
- New: Mission is now fully translatable and ships with a complete Spanish (es_ES) translation
- New: Every block now has a shortcode equivalent, so Mission can be used with page builders like Elementor and Bricks and in the Classic Editor
- Enhancement: Improved support for international currencies, with correct amounts, fees, and decimals for currencies like the Japanese yen and Kuwaiti dinar
- Enhancement: Donation minimums now follow Stripe's per-currency minimums, with clearer messages when an amount is too low
- Enhancement: The Dedications export now includes a Charge ID column so dedications can be matched back to their transactions when re-imported
- Enhancement: The activity log now shows who ran an import and how many records were imported or updated
- Enhancement: Improved the donation form layout on small screens and in narrow spaces like sidebars
- Tweak: Updated the currency list to match the currencies Stripe currently supports
- Tweak: Internal code quality and maintainability improvements
- New: Connect multiple Stripe accounts, mark one as the default, and choose per donation form which account receives donations
- New: Added an "Edit Campaign" link to the admin bar when viewing a campaign on the frontend
- Enhancement: Tools > Status now lists every connected Stripe account instead of only the default one
- Enhancement: Expanded the country dropdown to the full ISO 3166-1 list so any country is selectable
- Fix: Fixed the plugin update entry in the activity log to show the correct new version The full changelog for earlier releases is available on GitHub.