TickTockDesign

Apologies, I have just found this super useful snippet / conversation:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/how-to-disable-template-for-certain-emails/

which should do exactly what I need. Thank you! ??

Having the same issue here. How did you get an older version of the plugin?

Thanks for the quick reply. Yep, I understand it wouldn’t give you new products each time. I’m working for a client who would like to have related products, by tag, that are not always random but that are sorted by most recent update. That’s fine, I can adjust the queries no problem – although they’ll get overwritten in any updates. Not a big deal, just thought I’d suggest it as a future option.

Thanks so much for your work on this, it’s a very handy plugin.

So, I had the same problem – using Gravity Forms, rather than CF7, but it sounds like the exact same problem. Using the shortcode inside a form was not working.

Instead, I added the shortcode to the page template and then used a bit of jQuery to move the WeTransfer code to the position I needed it to be in visually.

Hope this helps.

I had this same error when embedding the shortcode inside the GravityForms HTML element. If I take the shortcode out of the form and instead add it to the page template, then it works fine. I’ve used jQuery insertBefore() to move the div containing the WeTransfer code to the section of the form I want it to be in, and all works well now.

And here are my versions:

WordPress version: 4.9.8
ACF Content Analysis for Yoast SEO version:2.1.0
Yoast SEO version:8.4
ACF type: PRO
ACF version: 5.7.7

thanks

Thanks for the update Chris, I appreciate it.

Right, so we can process the feed if a tickbox is checked – that’s fine, and makes sense. The problem is that in HubSpot we still can’t flag them as having given their consent. I understand that this isn’t a fault of the plugin.

So, I think I will add a custom field to the HubSpot form called GDPR consent, and populate that in the normal way. If we get data audited at some point, at least there is a record of the permission being given.

Thanks again for your help.

Hey guys … I’m sorry to be so late here, Matt – I wasn’t notified of your reply, so I apologise.

I found the problem in the end. I was using a version of the plugin Search WP which had an older version of the select 2 plugin and it seemed to be loading incorrectly. When I updated SearchWP the problem went away again.

Thanks for your swift reply and again, apologies that it took me this long to respond.

Thanks Matthew – as ever, appreciate your response. I’ve spent a LOT of time with IS support today … and am still unsure what, if anything, that tick box does.

I do now know the difference between opt-in consent (what the tick box asks for) and confirmed email addresses – which you mention.

However, when that tick box is ticked vs. when it is not ticked, it does not seem to change the users record in any way. If they leave it unticked, they still get on the database, they’re not flagged as ‘Non Marketable’, or anything like that that you might expect. They just get right on the database and are treated like anyone else.

For that reason alone, I’m removing the tick boxes. If someone does not tick the box, but still gets all our email comms, then they’re going to be justifiably angry!

Weird that it just doesn’t seem to do anything.

thanks for weighing in.

Right – so everything has to be re-created, I can’t rename. And, worse, it looks like I can’t duplicate and edit either … that seemed to screw things up again. So, each one is being re-created from scratch!

That’s a FUN evening ahead of me …

– and yeah, if I have hyphens in the titles, only the last one shows up.

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So, I had a long (LONG) chat with IS support and this is what we discovered:

– all the forms I had created had a hyphen in them, and that seemed to be the underlying problem.

– if I created new forms – without hyphens in the title – they displayed in the IS Campaign builder just fine.

– annoyingly (because I have 25+ forms) I couldn’t just rename the form and have it display, nor could I duplicate the form and rename that. I had to re-create the form from scratch and not have hyphens in the title.

So, that’s what I’m doing now … and it seems like it’s working so far.

David

Thanks Matthew – appreciate the speedy response. When writing, I assumed that you were replying on behalf of the Infusionsoft Dev Team – which, I now realise, is probably not the case – so thanks for stepping in.

I’m going to raise this with their support team as well.

Thanks again.

Thank you Matthew – that’s a great help.

Unfortunately – and possibly related to the bug you mention – when I double click the WP Opt-in Goal to assign a form to the goal, I do not see any forms available at all.

I created a short video here which shows you the issue I’m having.

If you have any insight into why none of my opt-in forms are showing in Infusionsoft, that would be great. My app is authorized and connected with no problems – and replicated the problem in Chrome, Safari and Firefox (Mac).

Thanks again,

David

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Take a look here:

https://github.com/SparkPost/wordpress-sparkpost/issues/24

and also here:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/sparkpost-doesnt-use-gravity-forms-mail-credentials?replies=23

this might be dealing with some of the same issues you’re mentioning.

Brilliant – I really appreciate the swift responses during this exchange.

Right – it’d be awesome if it supported query_vars out of the box, but in the mean time I could replace all my dynamically populated variables like so:

$_GET[‘variable’] = $variable;

having previously set $variable from a query_vars. That’s done the job for me without any jQuery, and maintaining persistence etc.

Thanks again.