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UPDATED:Google Sites has been updated to allow for a more seamless process of adding PayPal buttons and forms. Instead of following the work-around below, you should now be able to simply paste the PayPal code into the HTML editor for your Google Sites page.A very common question in the Google Sites User Forum is how to include PayPal buttons and forms. People not only want to know how to make this work, but also why it doesn't work in the first place. The purpose of this article is to address both of these questions. Have a question, but don't know where to start? Check out the Google Sites FAQ! Why PayPal code doesn't workThe code that PayPal provides for embedding buttons and forms into your website will not work with Google Sites due to how they are put together. As you know, Google Sites is fairly restrictive in the custom code it will allow, and the <FORM> tags that are necessary to make the PayPal buttons work are rejected because of this.Creating a PayPal Donate ButtonDespite the limitations described above, it is possible to include such things as a PayPal Donate button on the pages of your Google Site. To do this, follow these simple instructions:PayPal
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That's it. You should now have a functioning Donate button from PayPal on your Google Site. Feel free to try this one out (and to donate!): >> OR << Donate via PayPal! Example of PayPal Donate Button as a Custom Gadget: Other Resources |


