jamesbenson

If you read the inline comments it should be clear why that does not work.

If it’s not working as intended and your using wp 3 that’s likely the problem, no testing has been done on unreleased versions of wp by myself.

The 2 list options are so it works for everyone in all situations and it’s also so you can change the list selections without loosing the previous list selections – if you ever want to change the register page list selection method option.

Also you mentioned “this isn’t that hard to do a UI for – give people a selection of which lists to show.”.

I say that’;s fine but what if I want to show all my contact lists?

I appreciate it’s not very easy to use, since you say it isn’t hard feel free to suggest how we can make this useful for everyone while making it easier to use, and keeping as many different setup options available as it provides now, or more.

Any suggestions?

rickg17, Your probably not reading the inline instructions correctly, you can either hide the contact lists you choose or show the contact lists you choose, you cannot use both together.

I’m pretty sure this works fine, if a bit confusing.

This plugin does not have any user permissions other than what is provided in wp by default, it’s basically your an admin and can access it or your not an admin and cannot access it.

I don’t think this is a bug in the plugin, it’s more likely going to be your wordpress install or some settings somewhere.

What wordpress version are you using?

If this is a fresh install you could try deleting the database and re-installing wordpress but other than that I’m not sure sorry.

It’s a PHP extension that enables secure communication.

Your webhost or PHP developer should understand if you ask them to install PHP’s openssl extension:
https://www.php.net/openssl

Can you try running this test script:
https://integrationservic.es/cc-test.txt

I’m guessing your server probably has an error and it’s not showing, do you see the contact lists on the settings page?

Aleverage, Sorry for the late reply, you should have really created a new post so it gets answered quicker.

I’m working on a fix and will release it asap.

A fix for this will be released ASAP.
It appears as though your server has full PHP error reporting turned on, a live website should never show PHP errors, I suggest you contact your webhost and ask them to disable PHP error reporting.

What PHP version are you using?

We have plans for this in a future release, it will allow you to insert a signup form into a single post using a shortcode in the post body, I can’t put a time on when this might happen but likely to be a couple of months.

Thanks.

Has this been fixed?

No probs, glad you got this sorted.

I’ll release a proper fix for this within the next couple of weeks, far too busy at the mo.

@jaimetorres You will have to FTP into your site and edit the code.
The code above is invalid, DO NOT USE IT.
It should probably read (although not tested this)

function cc_desc() { return ”; }
add_filter(‘constant_contact_form_description’,’cc_desc’);

What version are you using 1.1?
Are the descriptions the same?
Can I see an example of this in action please?