Adding Mailchimp API key dynamically
Adding Mailchimp API key dynamically
Adding Mailchimp API key dynamically
This part can’t be done in plugin, it should be done in your MailChimp account. Please see readme.html file supplied with plugin, section 4. Integrate Amazon SES with MailChimp. Update As per our discussion elsewhere you need paid MailChimp account for SES integration option to be active.
Thanks to the answer from John at avexdesign above as well as the link to the tutorial from SilenceIT, I have a couple more details in case anyone comes across this. As of version 3.1, the line to edit is now line 60 in the controller.php file. As stated by avexdesigns, you must change ONLY … Read more
You have a couple problems. First, the ! in the conditional means “NOT.” Secondly, the || means “OR”. In other words, your conditional translates to: If this is NOT the front page OR this is NOT the post archive page That describes every page. Try this instead: <?php if ( is_front_page() ) :?> <script id=”mcjs”>!function(c,h,i,m,p){m=c.createElement(h),p=c.getElementsByTagName(h). … Read more
You can use my plugin called MailChimp for WordPress to do this. When installed, you can select one or multiple lists in the plugin settings and use the following shortcode inside your Contact Form 7 templates. [mc4wp_checkbox “Your label text”] It will render a checkbox and when checked, subscribe the given email address to the … Read more
Well, it seems that the author of WordPress MailChimp Framework is on indefinite vacation. So I suggest to you having the same problem as this one is to go through the PHP MCAPI wrapper (http://apidocs.mailchimp.com/downloads/#php) since this one is directly supported by the MailChimp team. The team has updated the wrapper to handle dropped connections. … Read more
Any idea on how to fix this error when forcing SSL on a certain page?
Insert custom post data in to MailChimp campaign email
If you hook wp_authenticate on a normal form submit, you can make a quick detour to your subscribe function before you continue to authenticate. add_action( ‘wp_authenticate’, ‘wp_authenticate_by_email’ ); function wp_authenticate_by_email( $username ) { // check for subscribe action $is_subscribe=”yes” == $_POST[ ‘subscribe’ ]; // invalid username if ( ! username_exists( $username ) ) { // … Read more
If you didn’t want to touch the loop you could output your optin form after the last post and move it into position with CSS (Flexbox ‘order’) or jQuery