Simple Constant Contact

Description

The Simple Constant Contact Plugin is a quick and easy plugin to interface with your constant contact account. It takes the visitor’s name and email and allows it to send that information directly to your Constant Contact account. Set up is easy. Just follow the instructions in the admin menu and you’re on your way. The UI was left raw with class and id tags so you can apply your own styling to match your current theme.

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Installation

1. Install Simple Constant Contact either via the www.remarpro.com plugin directory, or by uploading the files to your server
2. After activating Simple Constant Contact, navigate to the options menu item ‘Simple Constant Contact’.
3. Click the ‘Get Access Token’ Button. Then login to your Constant Contact account and authorize the plugin.
4. Copy the Access Token code after authorizing the plugin and paste it back into the field label ‘Constant Contact Access Token’ on the plugin’s WordPress options page.
5. Enter a List name you want the email addresses to group under in your Constant Contact account (default is Simple Constant Contact).
6. Use the short-code [simpleCC] to display the form.
7. If you like you can leave the formatting as is or create your own stylesheets to match your theme.

FAQ

What is the HTML output so I can match my theme style?

First Name

Last Name

Email

Submit

Reviews

shortcode function is supposed to return a string

elementsweb September 3, 2016 1 reply

currently says this: ————————- function simpleCC_display_form() { // test to see if all the settings are correct if ($this->ready()) { ?> <div class=”simpleCC_plugin”> <form class=”simpleCC_form” id=”simpleCC_form” method=”post”> <label for=”simpleCC_fname”>First Name:<input type=”text” id=”simpleCC_fname” name=”simpleCC_fname” /></label> <label for=”simpleCC_lname”>Last Name:<input type=”text” id=”simpleCC_lname” name=”simpleCC_lname” /></label> <label for=”simpleCC_email”>Email:<input type=”email” id=”simpleCC_email” name=”simpleCC_email” /></label> <button id=”simpleCC_submit” type=”submit” name=”simpleCC_submit” value=”simpleCC_submit_successful”>Submit</button> </form> </div> <?php } } ——————————– but should say this: ———————————– function simpleCC_display_form() { // test to see if all the settings are correct if ($this->ready()) { return ‘<div class=”simpleCC_plugin”> <form class=”simpleCC_form” id=”simpleCC_form” method=”post”> <label for=”simpleCC_fname”>First Name:<input type=”text” id=”simpleCC_fname” name=”simpleCC_fname” /></label> <label for=”simpleCC_lname”>Last Name:<input type=”text” id=”simpleCC_lname” name=”simpleCC_lname” /></label> <label for=”simpleCC_email”>Email:<input type=”email” id=”simpleCC_email” name=”simpleCC_email” /></label> <button id=”simpleCC_submit” type=”submit” name=”simpleCC_submit” value=”simpleCC_submit_successful”>Submit</button> </form> </div>’; } }

Contributors & Developers

Changelog

1.0

• Initial release

1.1

• Update documentation to include usage on settings page
• Update redirect URI to subdomain
• Move settings page under options instead of main menu
• Add capability for custom success message
• Error handling on forms
• Success message on submit
• Fixed return bug for short-code (Thanks to elementsweb)
• Update readme file
• Added logo
• Added screenshot