Add the capability to create newsletter opt-in forms with Contact Form 7. Automatically submit subscribers to predetermined lists in Campaign Monitor.
This plugin requires Contact Form 7, version 3.1
The Contact Form 7 – Campaign Monitor Addon plugin adds functionality into Contact Form 7 generated forms to automatically submit subscribers to a predetermined list within a Campaign Monitor client account. The plugin settings are configured on a per-form basis on the Contact Form 7 configuration pages.
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This plugin was built and tested on WordPress version 3.3.1 It should work with version 3.2, but this configuration is untested. Earlier versions are not supported by Contact Form 7, therefore, can not be supported by this plugin.
Contact Form 7 provides the form configuration and processing functionality necessary for this plugin to work. There are no configuration options for this plugin outside of the Contact Form 7 configuration screens. You will also need a basic understanding of how to configure Contact Form 7. View the Contact Form 7 plugin documentation for an explanation of fields and how to configure forms.
The Campaign Monitor API (Application Programming Interface) requires the API Key provided to members with accounts directly on Campaign Monitor. Client accounts do not have access to this key. If you did not sign up directly with Campaign Monitor, you will need to ask your service provider for the API Key.
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directoryFor detailed configuration, download the complete manual.
Unfortunately, Contact Form 7 changed the way it handles the ID of your form. The CM settings were dependent on the old ID prior to your update. You will either need to reenter your settings, or go in the database, look for cf7_cm_# in the wp_options table, and update the # to the new ID of your form.
Yes, by including a checkbox tag in the form such as:
[checkbox add-email-list default:1 “Add Me To Your Mailing List”]
Then add [add-email-list] to the “Required Acceptance Field” option in the Campaign Monitor section.
Yes, in the List ID field, add all desired list IDs separated by commas.
Yes, by including a checkbox tag in the form such as:
[checkbox addmetolists “List 1|3126f7e296c347fa53128df941a4f20c” “List 2|1ee18c1ac11ab6eb81624ae1c713a572” “List 3|33dad8d632595e2339b523839fe6d4e9”]
Then add [addmetolists] to the List ID field.
There is no settings page specifically for this plugin. Configuration occurs within the Contact Form 7 form administration pages. Each form gets its own configuration.
Simply put, it doesn’t need to. Very little of this plugin relies on WordPress core functionality, and Campaign Monitor doesn’t change their API all that often, so unless something is completely broken, updating it every other week isn’t necessary.