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@lapzor thank you for your availability!

If I add the “Birthday” text input with MC4WP form builder button, the name is still “BIRTHDAY”. I tested it and it actually works, if the user writes their birthday in the DD/MM format, otherwise it returns 01/01.

Because of this, I wanted to find a smart solution to avoid any user error (i.e. somebody could write MM/DD, somebody else could use dashes or dots instead of slashes, some other could write the name of the month… ) which would all return an incorrect date.

I just came out with this solution:
1 – the users inserts their birthday via a date input so that I am sure that it is set in the very same way for everyone; the input has no specific name;
2 – Javascript converts the date input value to DD/MM and sends to a hidden field named “BIRTHDAY”
3 – the date/text from “BIRTHDAY” hidden input is sent to MailChimp.

This is the code I added: it might be better since I am not a programmer, but I tested it and it works fine!

  <input type="date" onchange="myDateFormat()" required="">
  <input type="hidden" id="showDate" name="BIRTHDAY">

  <script type="text/javascript">
    function myDateFormat() {
      var dateControl = document.querySelector('input[type="date"]');
      const [year, month, day] =       dateControl.value.split('-');
      const result = [day, month].join('/');
      document.getElementById("showDate").value = result;

    }

  </script>

@lapzor thanks for your reply.
Unluckily, I get 01/01 with my own tests too.

About the third example with two text inputs, I took the code from a custom HTML form generated in my Mailchimp account (Audience > Forms > Form Builder)
The weird thing is that, if I try to embed this official HTML form, all the data is gathered properly, birthdays too. But I don’t want to keep the official form since it redirects users after subscription or errors, while MC4WP form works seamlessy.

Hello @lapzor and thank you so much, it worked like a charm!

Hello @lapzor and thank you for your reply.
I did as you suggested:
– set the list in MC4WP > Integration > Custom
– emptied the log and set to log everything
– made a new test

but basically nothing changed, the user is correctly subscribed to MailChimp, but has no preference group. This is the log message:

[2023-01-16 11:13:56]INFO:WooCommerce Checkout > Successfully subscribed prova-16-1-2023@pr***.pro

sure!
In the log I can see these errors, but they don’t seem related to my issue

[2022-04-27 12:33:24]ERROR:Form 104 > Mailchimp API error: 400 Bad Request. Member Exists. ceru********@gm***.com is already a list member. Use PUT to insert or update list members.

Request:

POST https://us1.api.mailchimp.com/3.0/lists/7842b12821/members

{"status":"pending","email_address":"ceru********@gm***.com","interests":{},"merge_fields":{},"email_type":"html","ip_signup":"188.14.57.243","tags":[]}

Response:

400 Bad Request

{"title":"Member Exists","status":400,"detail":"ceru********@gm***.com is already a list member. Use PUT to insert or update list members.","instance":"481499c2-8e95-5f26-8588-3385be367fb9"}

Very old message, it looks like a member tried to sign up more than once.

[2023-01-08 07:27:01]ERROR:Form 104 > Mailchimp API error: 400 Bad Request. Invalid Resource. hich**@pr**********.ru has signed up to a lot of lists very recently; we're not allowing more signups for now

Request:

POST https://us1.api.mailchimp.com/3.0/lists/7842b12821/members

{"status":"subscribed","email_address":"hich**@pr**********.ru","interests":{},"merge_fields":{},"email_type":"html","ip_signup":"213.142.147.251","tags":[]}

Response:

400 Bad Request

{"type":"https://mailchimp.com/developer/marketing/docs/errors/","title":"Invalid Resource","status":400,"detail":"hich**@pr**********.ru has signed up to a lot of lists very recently; we're not allowing more signups for now","instance":"5ae2a540-88f1-4706-a4e7-c5474c4577d6"}

Quite similar to the previous one, but this looks more like a bot-related issue.

[2023-01-12 17:56:49]WARNING:Custom > No Mailchimp lists were selected

[2023-01-12 18:02:23]WARNING:Custom > No Mailchimp lists were selected

[2023-01-12 18:02:35]WARNING:Custom > No Mailchimp lists were selected

These three displayed exactly when I was setting up the form and testing it. I noticed that I had selected no lists in MC4WP > Integrations > WooCommerce Checkout, which I did immediately after, and now these are my settings: https://ibb.co/bKxz21T

Right now I checked once again all the IDs I used in my custom code, and they are correct, as I took the HTML from a form created with MC4WP (visible in the footer) which is working fine, and I just made little tweaks like adding the prefix mc4wp- to my input names

<input name="mc4wp-INTERESTS[...]"

I have the same issue and I managed to check the image size via jQuery (with a differend script than @codekraft ‘s one), and eventually display a custom error message right under the field.
But what I get is just a deterrent, not an effective invalidation of the field; if visitors ignore my error message, they can submit the form anyway.
How can we really invalidate the field in the CF7 way so that, if somebody tries to submit a form with low-res images, they cannot?

@etruel thank you so much, it worked like a charm!
if anyone had the same issue, this is how I did it:

1. in the original website/domain, export posts via in Tools > Export; there you can also choose to export WPE Campaigns
2. go to the new website/domain, import only your campaigns or create a new one manually
3. After you created or imported your campaigns in the new website/domain, note down the campaigns IDs
4. get back to the XML export file from the original website/domain and look for strings like this

   <wp:meta_key><![CDATA[wpe_campaignid]]></wp:meta_key>
   <wp:meta_value><![CDATA[123]]></wp:meta_value>

   where 123 is the campaign ID. If the new campaigns have different IDs compared to the original domain, simply change it with your favourite text/code editor.

5. Import the edited XML via Tools > Import and you’re done!

Thank you so much @lapzor , I got it working!
in the end I used this code

mc4wp.forms.on('success', function(form, data) {
  if (JSON.stringify(data).includes('bce4fef6f2')){ /*'bce4fef6f2' is the value of the checkbox that allows redirect */
    	window.location.href = "https://www.pinkarman.com/thank-you/";
  }

@lapzor thanks a lot!
The basic Javascript redirect works great,
without the plugin settings redirection, and with just a little tweak in the code:

window.location.href = "https://www.pinkarman.com/thank-you/";
(I had to change the brackets to an equals sign)

But the conditions are not working: I fear that, as soon as the “success” event is triggered, the form is cleared, so the checkbox is not checked anymore.
Have you got any ideas?

@hchouhan thank you,
actually I saw that the main settings allow only one redirect rule for any form and any condition, but I was wondering if it is possible to use JavaScript form events like

mc4wp.forms.on('success', function() {
var checkBox = document.querySelectorAll("[value=9f456824c8]");
  if (checkBox.checked == true){
window.location.replace("https://www.pinkarman.com/thank-you/");
}
});

which is not working