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I am having the same issue. I installed SMTP by BestWebSoft, but I am unsure what to do from here.

How do I get the button to the left or right of “Be the first to know”

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I want the button to be to the left or right of the button at the bottom (just below the countdown timer). How do I do that?

It looks goofy with the in the Headline description section.

changed it up and still no luck.

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I too am experiencing the same issue as abassidmilad, but unlike him or her, I do receive an email from WordPress when I try and reset my password. Can you please walk me through the workaround?

This issue has NOT been resolved.

This is just indicating that the fields marked “*” ,throughout the survey, are required. The Email field is not required.

Didn’t work.

Still received the email address that was entered in to the survey form.

Here is the form for you to take a look at:
https://www.flatschicago.com/flats-resident-survey/

If I set a field to hidden, and the attributes to hide, email, then the field does not show on the form, the user is unable to enter an email address; impossible to send a confirmation email.

If I set the field type to email, and then set the attributes to hide,email the email address still comes in when the form is submitted.

They need to be able to enter their email address, but when I receive the survey, their email address should not show up. Therefor, making the survey 100% anonymous.

Any way to do this?

What I mean by:

The EMAIL field is strictly being used to send a confirmation email that includes a unique code.

is that we are using the EMAIL field strictly to be able to capture an email in order for us to send an EMAIL CONFIRMATION to the individual who took the survey. Don’t get caught up with “a unique code.” This unique code is included in the confirmation email. It’s a dummy code that someone can enter on our site to get a % off their rent, etc., etc..

I just want to be able to send a CONFIRMATION EMAIL, but I know in order to do so, I have to have an EMAIL field in the body of the fast secure form.

If that is the case, how can I make the EMAIL field anonymous? They will still enter their email address, but when the information is emailed to me, the EMAIL field says: “N/A” or “Anonymous”?

This worked!

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

I went ahead and put this EXACT code into my footer.php file (below) and it crashed my site/theme editor.

Luckily I back up my site, so I was able to retrieve it, but what should I do to prevent this OR what should I do to get this to work/function properly.

?>the_widget('sf_widget_constantcontact','grp=Jay%20Michael%20-%20website&btn=SUBMIT&msg=https://www.jaymichael.co/thank-you.com');<?php

Hey!

Thank you SO MUCH for replying to this thread. First of all, you BY FAR have the best Constant Contact plugin on internet at the moment; well done sir!

Alright, so I have a few questions about the footer.

1) My grp name is: Jay Michael – website. How do I format this for the php file?

2) I was able to successfully apply some CSS rules to the subscribe button in the widget. Will I be able to apply the same rule or similar rule to the btn in the footer?

3) Is there any way for me to redirect people to the Thank You page after subscribing? Do I put the html link in the msg field?

P.S.: I also tried adding this code to the Footer.php file and it came out on the front end only showing the code. Thoughts?

<div class="footer_box"><h3>Newsletter</h3>
<div class="textwidget">Enter your email address to sign up for Jay's exclusive newsletter.</div>
the_widget( 'sf_widget_constantcontact', 'grp=General%20Interest&btn=SUBMIT&msg=Thanks!' );

		</div>

Thanks in advance!

For some reason that didn’t work:(

Any other suggestions?