Eulices Nicot

Would the difference between regular posts and pages be so much that they cannot both have this feature enabled? Why aren’t pages supported? I need this too.

Thank you, I managed to make it work.

My confusion was basically caused by the fact that I didn’t realize that “mc4wp-MERGE4” could be used as the name for the field. I thought it was an obligatory tag that needed to be added in addition to the name field.

I used it as you suggested and changed the names inside the email part to use these kind of names and now it works.

Thank you.

Hi Harish,

The issue is basically this: I can’t capture any other field aside from name and email if I use the aforementioned hidden fields and/or additional code.

If I remove these hidden fields and let the form subscribe to only one Mailchimp list, it works. All the form fields are sent to Mailchimp and the email values are captured and sent correctly.

If I leave the fields in, it does subscribe to multiple lists, but only the name and email are captured, the other two fields are sent empty.

That’s the issue I’m finding, can’t seem to use both functionalities simultaneously.

I’ve also discovered that the field does map to Mailchimp if I remove the field name like you suggested, but this renders the information captured in the email useless. I need the field to both map to mailchimp and be usable in the email sent.

Hi Ines, thanks for your response.

I added the prefix to these fields, you can see here:

Job Title [text your-subject mc4wp-MERGE3]
School or organization [text school mc4wp-MERGE4]

I cannot remove the name of the field (“school” and “your-subject”) because I need it for the email I’m also sending from this form. Adding both attributes works on other forms, and I can both use the info for the emails and add the info to Mailchimp like this. It works on forms that don’t use the code modification I added.