This plugin is being flagged by Wordfence as abandoned and it looks like it might be since someone asked about a year ago and it went unanswered. Please let me know if this is abandoned. If it is, I will need to find a replacement.
Thanks.
]]>Checking to see if there are any updates planned for this plugin? Is it abandoned? I don’t see any support responses lately.
thanks
Is there any way to have the checkbox selections (made in my Gravity form) add a pre-existing tag to the contact (in CC) ?
Note: the checkbox selection/s are being recorded …I can see them in the Form Entries.However, I am not seeing a way to have this information “transferred” to to the contact within CC .
thanks!
]]>�C Your current version of WordPress
5.5.3
�C Your Current Version of Gravity Forms
Version 2.4.21
�C What Browser you are using
Chrome
�C Any errors that pop up.
None.
We’ve got the Gravity Forms Constant Contact Add On (Version 1.5) and we’ve connected it to our Constant Contact lists in order to send a confirmation/welcome email when a new user subscribes to the newsletter… when it’s connected, it works fine (email address is added to the list and the welcome email is sent). The problem is that it keeps disconnecting. We connect it, but within a day, it’s disconnected again… so the email address doesn’t get added to the newsletter list and the welcome email is not sent.
Is there anything we can do to make sure it stays connected?
Hello – I have this plugin installed in order to add subscribers from my Gravity Form to my Constant Contact list. If the user types in the correct name of the province/state, it will be populated in Constant Contact.
If it is abbreviated, i.e. B.C. vs British Columbia, it does not get stored in Constant Contact.
Thanks
Hasn’t been updating in 2 years. It doesn’t work anymore. Off to find another solution which is probably just embed a constant contact form instead of integrating with Gravity forms. Recommend Mailchimp instead.
]]>Gravity forms entries are not updating already existing contacts on constant contact lists but it’s showing the message “Successfully added/updated in Constant Contact”. Both Gravity forms and Gravity forms Constant Contact add-on are up to date to latest version. Please advise what could be the issue here?
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]]>Wordpress version: 5.2
Gravity Forms version: 2.4.9
Gravity Forms Constant Contact Add-On version: 3.1.1
I have the plugin set up with a valid Constant Contactuser name and password. I have a gravity form hooked up to sync with an existing list in Constant Contact. When I fill out the form, I don’t see any errors. I see the entry in Gravity form, again no errors. But the entry does not make it into the Constant Contact list.
I have Opt In conditions that the Name field is entered and the Email address field is valid. I also am using a custom field to enter birthday information. Any ideas how to go about determining what’s going on would be appreciated. Also, I’ve got many people who have already filled out the form – is there any way to get them into constant contact other than an export/import. Thanks
]]>Is it possible to map Gravity Form fields to existing Custom Fields in Constant Contact? When using the plugin, I expected to see my existing custom fields as options to map to, but I only see “Custom Field 1,” “Custom Field 2,” and so on. If I create the custom field “Favorite Color” in Constant Contact, is it possible to map a Gravity Form field to “Favorite Color”?
]]>Hello,
I see I can choose the Constant Contact lists to subscribe to, for each successful submittal of my form. (In Settings > Constant Contact > Edit > choose items from drop-down)
What I want to do is, subscribe to a list based on one of the values in my form. How? Here is my scenario:
I have a drop down list of seminar dates to choose from in my form. If submitter chooses “February” for seminar date, subscribe contact to February list. If submitter chooses “March” for seminar date, subscribe contact to March list. I will change the list choices every month, based on when we have confirmed the upcoming seminar dates.
Suggestions?
]]>PHP Version 7.0.33
Wordpress Version 5.0.3
Gravity Forms Version 1.9.16
Gravity Forms Constant Contact Add-On Version 3.1.1
Select Forms > Forms > Contact Form > Form Settings > Constant Contact > Add New > Enter Name > Select list > Select Email Address as Email > Select First Name as Name: > Update Settings
Message: There was an error updating this feed. Please review all errors below and try again.
Error: Validation Error. This field is required.
Appears next to Constant Contact Lists selection box.
Please advise. Thank you!
]]>I consider myself pretty handy with Gravity Forms, but not so much with Constant Contact. Hoping I just missed an obvious step somewhere here.
So I have one form, properly connected to Constant Contact. There are three checkboxes at the bottom; whichever box the visitor checks determines through conditional logic which list they are subscribed to. The form submits correctly, and the selections show up as entries in Gravity Forms, but they never get pushed through to Constant Contact as new subscribers. The fields appear to be mapped correctly, and the names in Gravity Forms match the names in Constant Contact. I’m using the most up-to-date versions of all plugins and WordPress core. It seems like such a no-brainer, I just can’t figure out what I must have done wrong. Hope you can help!
]]>I have just run the PHP Compatibility Checker by WP-Engine and found that this plugin has a few problems. Is there any expectation for when this will be compatible with PHP 7.2?
Here are the errors:
FILE: /plugins/gravity-forms-constant-contact/api/cc_class.php
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FOUND 2 ERRORS AFFECTING 1 LINE
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82 | ERROR | Extension ‘ereg’ is deprecated since PHP 5.3 and removed since PHP 7.0; Use pcre instead
82 | ERROR | Function eregi() is deprecated since PHP 5.3 and removed since PHP 7.0; Use preg_match() instead
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FILE: /plugins/gravity-forms-constant-contact/constantcontact.php
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FOUND 0 ERRORS AND 1 WARNING AFFECTING 1 LINE
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1267 | WARNING | Use of deprecated PHP4 style class constructor is not supported since PHP 7.
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We have forms setup with dropdown selections for Country, State and Province.
When we go into the backend and try map those fields to Country it will not show up as an option how can we go about mapping the country field to the Country option in the backend?
]]>Hi,
So we are experiencing a problem with custom fields being recognized and connecting with the Gravity Forms Constant Contact plugin.
If you look at this listed page and the form on the page, you’ll see a dropdown field named “How did you learn about NewbornCourse?”
we’ve tried renaming that field in Constant Contact and in Gravity forms but no matter what we try that information on the form is passed and created in a field labeled “custom Field 1” in Constant Contact.
Instead of this plugin scanning the custom fields that were created in constant contact, it seems the plugin is simply just labeling the fields itself and just passing the data to CC in a new field.
Is there anyway to change the naming of the custom fields 1-10 to be the same as the name of the field in Constant Contact and in the Gravity Form?
Hi plugin developers,
Why is this plugin free? Is there a catch to using it or a fee? Thank you for your attention.
]]>Hi — both my Paypal & check attendees are being placed on the list but non of my stripe payers
]]>I’m getting the following error when i type in the login credentials for cc:
“Invalid username / password combo. Please try another combination. Please note: spaces in your username are not allowed. You can change your username in “My Account” in Constant Contact, and this may remedy the problem.”
I’ve confirmed these credentials are correct for logging into constant contact. There are no spaces in the credentials.
WordPress, PLugins and theme are all up-to-date
WordPress 4.9.6
Gravity Forms with developer license Version 2.3.2
CC Plugin Version Version 3.1
Using Chrome
Hello,
I have a form on gravity forms that is collecting “Birthday”. But when I go to create the feed with your plugin this standard field with Constant Contact is not listed.
this is the list from constant contact of standard fields: https://knowledgebase.constantcontact.com/articles/KnowledgeBase/5695-standard-contact-headings?lang=en_US
When will this or support for other standard fields be added to the plugin (Anniversary, phone-mobile, phone-fax, phone-other, notes )
Please advise.
]]>I’m seeing the below error on all Settings / Forms pages when trying to set up the Gravity Forms Constant Contact add-on.
Warning: hash_equals(): Expected user_string to be a string, boolean given in /home/urbana/public_html/wp-content/plugins/gravityforms/common.php on line 5427
This issue has been reported numerous times and thus far has not been replied to or resolved.
Can we have a reason that this is happening, please.
WP Version: 4.9.6
Gravity Forms Version: 2.3.2
Gravity Forms Constant Contact Add-on Version: 3.1
Thanks,
Damien
Warning: hash_equals(): Expected user_string to be a string, boolean given in /home/hyptxcom/public_html/teamdavelogan/wp-content/plugins/gravityforms/common.php on line 5358
]]>Hi there – just scanned this using the WP Engine compatibility checker plugin and got this error – is it possible to fix this please?
Many thanks ??
FILE: /nas/content/live/xxxxxxxxxxxx/wp-content/plugins/gravity-forms-constant-contact/api/cc_class.php
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FOUND 2 ERRORS AFFECTING 1 LINE
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82 | ERROR | Function eregi() is deprecated since PHP 5.3 and removed since PHP 7.0; Use preg_match() instead
82 | ERROR | Extension ‘ereg’ is deprecated since PHP 5.3 and removed since PHP 7.0; Use pcre instead
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FILE: /nas/content/live/xxxxxxxxxxxx/wp-content/plugins/gravity-forms-constant-contact/constantcontact.php
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FOUND 0 ERRORS AND 1 WARNING AFFECTING 1 LINE
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1295 | WARNING | Use of deprecated PHP4 style class constructor is not supported since PHP 7.
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New form created merely as a newsletter sign-up, but received error below. Works on my other client site.
WP 4.9.5
GF v2.3.1.1
CC plugin v3.1
Chrome 66.0.3359.139
Warning: hash_equals(): Expected user_string to be a string, boolean given in /nfs/c01/h05/mnt/35334/domains/novatocharterschool.org/html/2018/wp-content/plugins/gravityforms/common.php on line 5358
]]>Hi,
I’m not seeing new or updated contact info in ConstantContact. Here’s my site info:
– Your current version of WordPress: 4.9.5
�C Your Current Version of Gravity Forms: 2.3.0.2
�C What Browser you are using: Chrome 65.0.3325.181
�C Any errors that pop up: None
What is the troubleshooting procedure? Do you have a link to it?
Please advise.
Thanks,
John
]]>I’m attempting to utilize the opt-in conditional logic, which I’ve gotten to work in the past, for two new lists. The idea is that the user selects what Constant Contact list they will be sorted into from a multi-select dropdown selector.
Below is the selection of lists that are being submitted to. The last two, Tree Care/Removal and Pool Maintenance, are the new ones that are not submitting to CC.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YzPJuN8JXa6j3HGObYbCOIMT81crVMNb/view?usp=sharing
My configuration for the all the “old” lists currently submits to a list, or lists, based on the selection from the Gravity Form’s multiselect dropdown selector — as state above. This works flawlessly, and doesn’t need changing, however I can’t see the exact way I configured it before, because the opt-in’s conditional logic values are not displayed. I’m basically going off of assumptions on how I previously achieved those results, however, I believe I got it as close to what I had before, aside from the lack of a positive response from CC. My new configurations are illustrated below:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZA9QfDimXNNBPRXh-GuN7PY7zNIhs482/view?usp=sharing
So I need to know, A) am I doing it right? B) If I am, what can be done to fix this? C) If I’m not, what am I doing wrong?
I am currently running the latest version of your plugin, WordPress, and GravityForms. My browser is irrelevant, but it’s the latest version of Firefox, and I’m not receiving any errors.
Any help in this area would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
]]>As of May 2015, constant contact has introduced Birthday and Anniversary Autoresponders, so I would like to be able to collect birthday information within my gravity forms and send that to Constant Contact. Mapping Gravity Form fields to custom fields on Constant Contact doesn’t allow us to take advantage though of the auto responders their service now provides.
Unfortunately, the Map Fields presented under the Constant Contact Feed settings doesn’t seem to be pulling a merge variables for this, so I can’t map it appropriately.
Does the plug-in support this and I’ve done something wrong or is this not a feature yet?
Many thanks for all your hard work up to this point. I’ve got a license for your other product, GravityView, and it’s great.
]]>Constant Contact list Dropdown does not work and this error shows on the top the feed settings page.
Warning: array_merge(): Argument #2 is not an array in /home/luthrese/public_html/wp-content/plugins/gravity-forms-constant-contact/api/cc_class.php on line 181
]]>Hello, i am using the Gravity Forms Constant Contact Add-On, but teh custom fields do not show by label/name inside WordPress, so its tricky to have to always look/reference/remember which custom field inside Constant Contact is the correct one. is there a setting i need to change in order to fetch the correct custom fields? her is a screenshot:
thank you in advance for your help.
]]>When trying to create a new feed, I am able to select the list that I would like to add subscribers to in Constant Contact, then I can map the fields to add, but when I click on Update Settings I receive the error message “There was an error updating this feed. Please review all errors below and try again.” and next to the list selector I receive an error “Validation Error: this field is required.” The list is selected prior to clicking on the Update Settings button but I am unable to create a feed no matter what I try. Please provide instructions on how to successfully create a feed. Thank you!
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