Jose Sotelo

@rombo76

Yes! checked out and it’s doable so that’s going to be this month project.

Will keep you posted!

@lukmanaviccena hello!

Could you send me screenshots of your configuration of the widget via email? send it to [email protected]

Thanks!

Hello Pivic!!

Wow! thank you so much for taking the time to leave such a kind review.

I’m really happy that you like the plugin and it’s being useful to you.

Again, thank you very much!

Hello Rombo!

Not right now, and custom fields aren’t mentioned in the API docs so I don’t even know if it’s possible.

But it’s something that I want to add so will be looking for ways to achieve it.

Will keep you posted.

Cheers!

Hello @mikesale

You need to add the Field Name, not the Tag.

So it would be: Started Email Sequence=initialized. Here, Started Email Sequence is the customfield in the example, and initialized is the value.

So, Started Email Sequence=initialized is customfield=value.

I didn’t test it with a Field Name with spaces, so I don’t know if it will work with “Started Email Sequence”, or if you will need to change it to StartedEmailSequence until I find a solution.

For all the other fields you have to use the Field Name too:

Name: name. (This one is the ID of the Elementor Form Field ID, which is name by default)
Email: email. (This one is the ID of the Elementor Form Field ID, which is email by default)
Custom Fields: StartedEmailSequence=initialized,anotherCustomField=yes,etc.

I will add more screenshots and examples for this to make it clearer.

Regarding the hidden field, it won’t be sent to Moosend because it isn’t mapped in the integration, what’s the use case?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by Jose Sotelo.

Because the main point of this ticket was the custom fields feature, which is working now, I will mark this post as resolved.

Feel free to reach out again at any time.

Cheers!

I see that my previous answer wasn’t clear enough.

Each field that you create has and ID in Elementor Form Widget, so you need to map that ID with the Email and Name fields in the Moosend options inside the widget.

By default they are name and email, in that case you just put it like this:

Name: name
Email: email.

If you are using other IDs for some reason you would need to change them to:

Name: ID1.
Email: ID2.

Hope this is clearer

@kirchmeier they don’t need as they are matched by the field name, that’s in the back-end as required.

What you need to do is set the ID for the FORM FIELD in the Elementor Form Widget.

The only ID that you need to get from Moosend is the List ID and the API one.

Makes sense?

Bests!

Hello @kirchmeier

Just released the latest version with custom fields feature.

Please, try it out and let me know if it works as expected.

You need to add them like this: customfield=value,custom2=value2

No spaces and separate them with commas.

Looking forward to your feedback.

Cheers!

@juliankauai Just added another screenshot and installation step to explain this.

Let me know if you want me to make any change/improvement.

Cheers!

Hello Achim!

My pleasure, I’m glad that it’s helping you (partially).

So, I’m not sure that that’s possible, but I think that I could add another field to allow you to add your own custom fields, but you would have to remember them, without the fetching part.

Will look deeper into that and keep you posted!

Thanks.

Hello Julian!

Thank you for taking the time to leave a review and giving feedback.

Will add that screenshot ASAP.

Thanks again!

Hello @coloratoms!

Thank you very much for taking the time to leave a review!

I’m glad that it’s helping you out.

Not only I will keep it alive but I will try to improve it as much as I can.

Thanks again and I wish you the best.

Thank you for taking the time to leave a review Rick!

Glad that it helped you.

Cheers!