jenrstretch

Hi Nick,

When I used 1 the field was automatically checked, and I want it unchecked – so I put a value of 2 based on the comment above from @fernandolawl that it should be a value other than 0 or 1.

I do see your lead in Salesforce and the checkbox is checked. Oddly, I’ve tested is 4 times today and it is unchecked everytime in Salesforce, even though I’ve checked it on the form.

I’m using Firefox on a Mac. Any ideas?

Thanks!

Hi Nick,

The checkbox is at the bottom of the form here

Here’s a link to the checkbox settings: https://pasteboard.co/Hza1ZMU.png

Thank you for looking into this, I appreciate it!

Jen

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by jenrstretch.

Hi everyone – thanks for the feedback! Unfortunately, I still can not get the data to pass through Salesforce.

I’ve put a value of “2” in the checkbox field, and the checkbox is showing unchecked on the website, which is great. However, when I check the box and submit the form, no data is passed for the checkbox. All other form data shows up as expected.

I’ve tested this with a new checkbox field and tried both the API name and ID.

Any suggestions on how to get the checked value to pass through?

AMAZING…thank you!!! It worked! One thing to note for people using the WordPress-to-Lead for Salesforce plugin is that you will need to populate the Label field. So, in the screenshot above, I just put “Source” in the label field. (Source is the name of my Salesforce field).

Thanks again, this is great!

I could clarify that the naming convention of the Salesforce field can be anything, however, it will need to end in “__c” in order to correlate with Salesforce.

Thank you!

I have to use the ID “Source__c” since that correlates to the field in Salesforce.

Any other suggestions?

Thanks for the fast replies!

Unfortunately, I don’t have access to the HTML of the form, so I can’t add [utm_source_i] and [/utm_source_i] after the input line.

Hi vibhorchhabra – I updated the plugin by am still getting an error:

Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘[‘ /wp-content/plugins/forms-for-campaign-monitor/class/campaign_monitor.php on line 388

I am getting the same error when I try to activate the plugn. I’m running WordPress 4.4.2 running the with Flexform theme.

Any suggestions on how to fix this?

Chris –

Thank you SO much! I did exactly what you said and it looks perfect in mobile now. I appreciate you taking to answer this so specifically.

Thanks,
Jen

Hi all,

I created a custom field in Salesforce and added a checkbox to the form – but it’s not mapping to Salesforce when I submit the form. I’ve tried the Salesforce ID, field name, and API field name.

Any ideas how I need to label a custom field so it syncs with the rest of the info?

Thanks!
Jen

Love this plugin! I’d like to add a checkbox for a newsletter subscription. I just wanted to see what the update was on the 2.0.4 release.

Thanks again for everything!

Marked as resolved.

Perfect, thank you. I actually went with <a target=”_blank” href=” so that each icon would open in a new tab.

I really appreciate the support and thanks again for making such a great plugin!

Update – I fixed this by adding:

.wpcf7 input {
height: 24px;
line-height: 24px;

Thanks again for a great plugin!