Restricted Action Pages
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Restricted Action Pages are a minimalist version of the Action Page form to facilitate fast donation entry and processing by accounts for large customers operating with a call center.

Restricted Action Pages are intended to be used internally by large customers to facilitate fast donation entry and processing by accounts. They are a minimalist version of an Action Page and should only be used in a caging environment.

If you believe this feature would be helpful to you, please reach out to our Support Team here.

Restricted Action Pages Features

Restricted Action Pages include the following features:

  • Minimalist styling, meant to be embedded.

  • Only Amount, Monthly Recurring and Credit Card inputs are displayed. Credit Card CVC field is not required.

  • On page load, focus is set to the Credit Card number for quick data entry.

  • Donor information is seeded to the form via URL Parameters.

  • On successful form submission, the form will redirect to the Callback URL specified within the Workflows>Receipt tab of the Builder. This is done via javascript so as to redirect the parent of the iFrame the page is embedded in.

Setting Up Restricted Action Pages

Anedot must enable this option on a per page basis.

  1. To get started, build and customize the Action Page for which you would like to utilize the restricted feature.

  2. The page must have a Callback URL set.

  3. Once your Action Page has been built, contact our Support team here to request the restricted feature.

  4. To access the restricted page append /restricted to the base url of the normal donation page.

  5. Sufficient donor information must be passed via URL Parameters to successfully submit the form. Errors will display indicating missing data after hitting submit (the form will be redisplayed as well).

By default, Donation Pages require the following:

  • First and Last Name

  • Email

  • Address

iFrame example (normal page url is https://secure.anedot.com/my_account/test)

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