Redirecting your buyers to your webpage
You always have the option of sending your donors directly to your Store - just send them the URL address. Remember that if you created a Store in more than one language (such as in both English and in Hebrew), you'll be using a different URL address for each language. For example:
However, it may be more attractive if you embed the store in your own website. There are two ways to do this:
Embedding the Store as a pop-up (modal)
Our preferred method is as elegant as it is easy - your buyer clicks a button on your website and your store opens right in the middle of the page.
To see an example, click on the button below and then click on "Buy Now".
How to install the Store as a modal
After the <body> tag of your webpage, add the following script, replacing the URL (what you see in bold) with your Store's URL address:
<script src="https://www.israelgives.org/Content/IGModal/IGModal.js?url=https://tickets.israelgives.org/en/sale/testyoni"></script>
Opening the Store
To trigger opening the donation form from a button or a textual link, just add the following class: ig_open_modal
So, if my button's code is <button type="button" class="btn btn-primary">
it would become <button type="button" class="btn btn-primary ig_open_modal">
Embedding as an iframe
You can embed the store into your website as an iframe, by referencing your URL address. Here's an example:
<iframe style="border: 0px; width:100%; height: 600px;" src="https://tickets.israelgives.org/en/sale/testyoni"></iframe>
Be sure to select the right width and height, which depends on how many items you have in your store (a good developer will know how to select the width and height, and to optimize these for mobile devices as well).
Support for Bit for iframes (Israeli Shekel payment method)
To support Bit, please install the following script in the <HEAD> section of the page in which you've installed the iframe:
<script src="https://giving.technology/Content/igBitFrame.js"></scrip