Topic: "donate with bitcoin" button (Read 2422 times)
Try https://bit-pay.com and click on the Charity icon. We have lots of easy options!
I tried to figure out what the most portable Javascript way of doing this is and wrote an article about it, here you go:
http://leo.bogert.de/2012/02/22/simple-bitcoin-donate-button/
http://leo.bogert.de/2012/02/22/simple-bitcoin-donate-button/
Watch out for scams to steal your bitcoins as you spend/donate it http://evilpacket.net/ (Is this vulnerability fixed now?)
One possible solution :
If the bitcoin client supported a standardized text block containing the address & amount, eg.
BCAddress=12hFuVrSpLaPeTxwGUoPXoTDuhFnDhxRu3,Amount=1.5BTC
then you could have a "Copy to Clipboard" link, paste it in to the bitcoin client, and click Send. Would make BTC easier to spent, as you wouldn't have to write in the amount.
Don't know how secure this is though, maybe someone can write a web script to snoop the clipboard buffer?
One possible solution :
If the bitcoin client supported a standardized text block containing the address & amount, eg.
BCAddress=12hFuVrSpLaPeTxwGUoPXoTDuhFnDhxRu3,Amount=1.5BTC
then you could have a "Copy to Clipboard" link, paste it in to the bitcoin client, and click Send. Would make BTC easier to spent, as you wouldn't have to write in the amount.
Don't know how secure this is though, maybe someone can write a web script to snoop the clipboard buffer?
Also, checkout http://www.online-tipjar.com/
hey guys I want to implement a "donate with bitcoin" button into my site. what is the current most easy-for-user way of doing this?
Here's a related thread:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.56985
If you are looking for a tipping system, similar to flattr, you might consider adding a YouTipIt "junket" badge to your site. For example:
Just post an address where you can receive donations, and add a link to bitcoin.org. If the user can send bitcoins at all, he can do it with an address.
hey guys I want to implement a "donate with bitcoin" button into my site. what is the current most easy-for-user way of doing this?
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