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But it’s not a “third party” API. It’s your paid product.

It seems rather disingenuous to advertise something as a feature of your free product that doesn’t work without buying your paid product, don’t you think?

So to get the Pinterest API as you describe, you have to either modify code within WordPress, upgrade to Snap Pro, or purchase the SNAP API.

There is NO WAY to post to Pinterest with the basic SNAP plugin as advertised. Is that correct? Or am I misunderstanding?

Ok, so I get what you’re saying and it makes sense.

The part I see as bothersome is when it says it hasn’t been tested with my version of WordPress and is only compatible up to a very out of date version.

When I see an update to Sumome in my plugin updates, to me that says something within the plugin itself has changed. So that single line of script that is being installed OVER my WordPress install. That has not actually changed? If not, why would I have to update anything within WordPress?

Glad I could help!

Yep!

Basically, go to Mailchimp and create the group you want if you haven’t already.

Go to general forms, make that field UNhidden if it is hidden.

Go to embedded forms and copy all the code from your form into a text document.

Find the input tag for the group you want to add people to. Delete everything but that.

Go back to Mailchimp and rehide the group in general forms.

Copy that second bit of code from Stackoverflow into your text document. Swap out their values for “id”, “name” and “value” for your own.

Paste your edited input tag into the HIDDEN INPUTS field in the eNews widget.

Bingo bango done. I tested it and it works perfectly.

What you paste in will look like this, with your values replacing the X’s:

<input type="checkbox" id="xxxxx" name="xxxxx" value="x" checked="checked" style="display:none">

Nevermind, I figured it out.

This method worked like a charm:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/25565104

Bumping.

I use hidden Mailchimp interest groups to keep track of where people sign up on my website, so I know how well different opt-ins are converting. I want to automatically put people who subscribe through the eNews widget into a group, but I do not want a checkbox visible on my form.

Can anyone shed some light on what code needs into the HIDDEN FIELDS on the eNews widget?

Ditto this. I have several hidden groups I’ve created in mailchimp based on HOW a person subscribes (ie: from a content upgrade in a post vs. from the enews plugin in my sidebar) but I’m not sure how to get Enews Extended to put a user into one of these groups.

I’m sure I need to stuff something in to the HIDDEN field in the widget, but I’m not sure what it needs to be.

No one?

Nevermind, I missed a step. Found the solution here:

Problem solved!

I’m having this issue as well. Any solutions yet?