Etienne

Hi Craig,

No worries, thanks for your help! Awesome, I’ll wait for your snippet then, thanks a lot.

Etienne

Sorry I haven’t noticed the blackllist system. Everything is working great.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by Etienne.

Hello Harish,

Thanks for your answer! I had the time to dig deeper in the plugin so I now understand how it works. That’s perfect, thanks for your help!

Cheers

Hi Alessandro,

Sorry for the delay, this is perfect.

Thanks a lot!

For those who need a solution right now here is a quick fix (disclaimer: any change you make in the plugin will be erased by the following update).

In mailjet-widget.php:

– Add the following after line 469:
$error .= ($_POST['mailjet_gdpr'] !== 'on') ? '<p class="response__error">'. __('Please check the acceptance checkbox', 'mydomain' ) .'.</p>' : false;

– Add the following after line 693 (<input id="email" name="email" type="text"...):

<div class="mailjet__gdpr">
  <input type="checkbox" id="mailjet-gdpr" name="mailjet_gdpr" required>
  <label for="mailjet-gdpr"><?php printf( __( 'By subscribing to our newsletter you accept to transmit your personal data according to <a href="%s">our private policy</a> and the one from <a href="%s" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Mailjet</a>.', 'mydomain' ), esc_url( get_privacy_policy_url() ), 'https://mailjet.com/privacy-policy/' ); ?></label>
</div>

Still waiting for a better version of this plugin (localization, filters…).
Thanks!

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Etienne.
• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Etienne.

Hello,

I am also interested, right now the plugin is not usable as it does not comply with the GDPR. We really need to be able to add an acceptance checkbox before sending customers’ info.

Thanks!

Hi Alessandro,

Ok, so I’ve digged deeper into this WordPress function.

So, to make it easier for user to understand what’s going on the only thing missing is the confirmation message that appears when user click the confirmation link sent by WordPress (View image). Right now the user gets redirected to the custom WPUM login page but the message does not reflect the action (it’s the default message that you can find in my question). Is there a way to filter this message?

Thanks!

Awesome! Everything works great. Thanks a lot!

Hi Alessandro,

Thanks for your answer! Ok no worries. What would be a “UX friendly” way? I know the easiest way is just to replace the input type from “password” to “text” when the “show password” option is checked but it might not be the best way… What would you advise?

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Etienne.

That’s perfect.
Thanks!

Alright, I’ve found a way to remove an entire field group, I’ve just changed the primary_id value of the field groups I didn’t want to 1. I still need to:

– Change the order in the nav tab ;
– Disable profile pages entirely.

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Etienne.

That’s perfect!
Thanks for your help :).

Works great! Thanks for your help!

Sorry I didn’t see the custom option for the field type! Everything is working great :).

Hello @renzms,

Thanks for your answer! I am using php 7.2.7 on my localhost.

Thanks